2.3.3 Water: Hydrophilic and Hydrophobic Substance Flashcards
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hydrophobic
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- nonpolar substances because they have no charges and can’t interact and hydrogen-bond with water molecules
2
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hydrophilic
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- polar and ionic molecules because they do have charges (or slight charges) and can interact with water molecules
3
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detergent
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- a molecule that can mix polar and nonpolar molecules together because it has polar and nonpolar ends that can interact with both substances.
4
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oils
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- nonpolar because carbon and hydrogen have similar
electronegativities, and the electrons are shared equally between the two. No partial charges result.
5
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A molecule that is able to mix polar and nonpolar molecules together because it has polar and nonpolar ends that can interact with both substances is called
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- a detergent
6
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Hydrophobic interactions
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- hold nonpolar molecules together
7
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True or false?
Fats do not mix with water because they are polar.
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- false
8
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A polar solvent would easily dissolve which of the following?
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- NaCl
9
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Hydrophilic interactions
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- play a role in the solubility of a compound in water
10
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A hydrophobic compound would dissolve easily in
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- corn oil
11
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In water, spheres of hydration form around
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- polar molecules and ions
12
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Lecithin is a natural detergent because of what molecular property?
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- It has hydrophobic and hydrophilic regions.