Chemsitry Test 12 Flashcards

1
Q

Solid or gas substance being dissolved

A

Solute

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2
Q

Substance doing the dissolving

A

Solvent

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3
Q

Two liquids which will mix with each other in any proportion

A

Miscible

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4
Q

2 liquids which will not mix with each other in any proportion

A

Immiscrible

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5
Q

What does “Like dissolve like” refer too?

A

Refers to polarity with polar and non-polar

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6
Q
  • true solution
  • solute particles very small
  • does not separate on standing
  • light passes through
  • cannot be filtered
A

Homogeneous

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7
Q
  • suspensions
  • not uniform throughout
  • partied are large
  • may settle on standing
  • light does not pass through
  • can separate when filtered
A

Heterogeneous

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8
Q

Homogeneous mixture of 2 or more substance in a single phase

A

Solutions

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9
Q

Substance that dissolves into ions in solution

A

Electrolytes

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10
Q

Substance that dissolves in a solution but does not produce ions

A

Non-electrolytes

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11
Q

What are the factors affecting the Rate of Dissolution?

A
  1. Surface Area
  2. Agitation
  3. Temperature of Solvent
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12
Q

Maximum quantity of solute that will dissolve in a solvent

A

Solubility of Solids

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13
Q
  • Solvent holding the maximum possible for a given temperature
  • can tell a solution is saturated when solute particles are visible on the bottom
A

Saturated

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14
Q

Holding less solute than normally possible for the temperature

A

Unsaturated

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15
Q
  • holding more solute than normally possible for the given temperature
  • involves saturating the solution at high temperature than allowing to cool undisputed
A

Supersaturated

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16
Q

The presence of very, very little solute in solution

A

Insoluble

17
Q

Solution process for ionic compounds

A

Water molecules are attracted to the ions located on the surface of an ionic solid

18
Q
  • decreases with temp

- increases with pressure

A

Solubility of gases

19
Q

Amount of energy absorbed or released when a specific mount of solute dissolves in a solvent

A

Heat of solution

20
Q

Concentration of solutions

A

Concentration vs. Dilute

21
Q

Properties that depend on the concentration of solute particles

A

Colligative Properties

22
Q
  • addition of solute lowers the freezing point of water

- constant

A

Freezing point

23
Q

What is the freezing point formula?

A

A+=m(number particles)kf

24
Q
  • Addition of solute raise boiling point of water

- every 1m raises the b.p. 0.15C

A

Boiling point elevation

25
Q

What is the boiling point formula?

A

A+=m(number of particles)kb

26
Q

What is the formula for Molarity?

A

g=m(molar mass)L

27
Q

What is the formula for Molality?

A

g=m(molar mass)(kg)

28
Q

Known amount of solute and amount of solution

Amount of solvent not specified

A

Molarity (M)

29
Q

Known amount solute and amount of solvent

Amount of solution not specified

A

Molality (m)