Chapter 13/14 Vocabulary Flashcards

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Define miscible

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Two or more mutually soluble liquids. Ex: vinegar and water

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Define effervescence

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The escape of gas from a liquid in which it is dissolved (the hiss when you open a pop)

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Define Immiscible

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Two or more mutually insoluble liquids. Ex: oil and water

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Define unsaturated solution

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One that is still able to dissolve more solute for a given T and V

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Define Supersaturated solution

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One that has been forced to dissolve more then it should for a given T and V

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Define solubility

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Amount of solute that will form a saturated solution, given t&v of solvent

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Define saturated solution

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One that has dissolved the maximum

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Define increased surface area

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Achieved by crushing or grinding solute inTo fine particles

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Define agitation

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Stirring or shaking the solute/ solvent. Allows fresh solvent to contact undissolved solute rate increased

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Define the change of temperature

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Increased T will make collisions between solute and solvent to be more energetic and frequent. Rate increased but note some solutes dissolve better in cold solvents

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Define electrolytes

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Dissolve in solutions to yield ions and will support electric currents; usually ionic ally bonded

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Define non electrolytes

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Dissolve in solutions but will not support electric current, usually covalently bonded

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Define Tyndall effect

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Used to determine the difference between colloids and true solutions

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Define suspension

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When particles in a solid are too large to dissolve and they settle (heterogeneous) particle size is 1000nm+

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Define colloids

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When particles in a solvent are too large to dissolve but too small to settle out. Particle size 1-1000nm+

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Define heterogenous mixture

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Two clearly different components (bunch of things mixed together)

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Define homogenous mixture

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Two or more substances in a single phase with uniform composition (koollaid) ( saltwater)

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Define solution

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A homogenous mix of two or more substances is a single phase

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Define solvent

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Present in greater amount; does the dissolving

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Define solute

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Present in lesser amount; that which is dissolved

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Emulsify

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To keep mixed

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Dispersing medium

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Dispersing phase

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Exothermic

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Releases energy feels hot

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Endothermic
Absorbs energy feels cold
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Concentration
Amount of solute in a given quantity of solvent
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Dilute
Weak
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Molarity
Mols of solute/L of solution
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Sphere if solution
Results of dissociation
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Heat if solution
Heat released or absorbed as a solution forms
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Non polar solvents
Dissolving fats, oils and greases
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Dissociation
Separation of ions in solution
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Henry's law
The solubility if a gas in a liquid increases with increasing p and decreasing with p