Solutions Flashcards

(42 cards)

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The substance being dissolved

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Solute

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A homogenous mixture of 2 or more substances in a single phase

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Solution

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2
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The dissolving agent

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Solvent

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3
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The process of dissolving

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Solvation

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4
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If water is the solvent it’s called

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Hydration

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The solute is able to be dissolved in the solvent

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Soluble

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The solute is unable to dissolved in the solvent

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Insoluble

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7
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Two liquids will dissolve in one another

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Miscible

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Two liquids that will not dissolve in one another

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Inmiscible

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9
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When the maximum amount of solute is dissolved in a given solute

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Saturated

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When less than the maximum amount of solute for a given solvent is present

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Unsaturated

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More than the maximum amount of a solute for a given solvent

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Supersaturated

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The amount of a substance that dissolves in a given quantity of a solvent at a given temperature to form a saturated solution

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Solubility

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Large amount of solute for a given solvent

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Concentrated

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14
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Small amount of solute for a given solvent

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Dilute

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15
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What are the 4 factors that affect solubility

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Temperature, pressure, the nature of solute and solvent, concentration

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16
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For temperature are solids and liquids temp and solubility directly proportional?

17
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A body of water has it’s temperature artificially increased

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Thermal pollution

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Does pressure effect solids and liquids

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For gases is pressure and solubility directly proportional?

20
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Liquid volume reactions that occur drop wise

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What are the 4 colligative properties of solution

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Vapor pressure reduction, boiling point elevation, freezing point depression,

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The temperature at which the vapor pressure of the solid and liquid phases are equivalent

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Freezing Point

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When the vapor pressure is equal to atmospheric or external pressure

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Boiling point

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The pressure caused by particles which leave the liquid surface of the solution and enter the gas state under the boiling point
Vapor pressure
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The pressure required to prevent osmosis
Osmotic Pressure
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The flow of solvent molecules from an area of low to high concentration through a semi-permeable membrane
Osmosis
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A state intermediate between a solution and a suspension where the particles are large enough to scatter light but too small to settle out or be filtered
Colloid
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Continuous phase
Solvent like
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Dispersed phase
Solute like
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What are the size of the particles
1-100 nm
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The scattering of light in all directions
Tyndall effect
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What happens if the solutions are too small
The will transmit the light or absorb it
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Chaotic motion of particles caused by the colliding of the particles in aredium
Bronian Motion
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What are the 4 types colloids
Aerosols, foams, gels, sols
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Solids/liquids dispersed in a gas Ex- Solids- smoke and auto exhaust Liquids- fog, clouds, Aerosol sprays
Aerosols
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Gas dispersed in a liquid or solid Ex- Solid- sponge rubber styrofoam pumice Liquid- shaving cream whipped cream foam of root beer
Foams
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Liquids or solids dispersed in a liquid Ex- Solids- MOM jellies puddings paints
Gels
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Liquids dispersed in other liquids (in miscible)
Emulsion
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Holds the dispersed phase in the liquid phase Ex- Milk mayo salad dressing cheese facial creams
Emulsifying agent
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Liquids or solids dispersed in a solid Ex- Solids- alloys porcelain colored plastic reinforced rubber opals pearls Liquid- butter jelly cheese
Sols
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Mixtures in which particles will slowly separate after mixing
Suspensions