Test 1 Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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Solvent

A

The dissolver (usually water)

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2
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Solute

A

The dissolved particles

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3
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Solvation

A

The process of water dissolving an ionic substance by surrounding the cations with anions

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4
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Electrolyte

A

Compound that conducts electricity when dissolved or melted

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5
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Nonelectrolyte

A

Compound that does not conduct electricity when dissolved or melted

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6
Q

All ionic compounds are…

A

Electrolytes (they produce ions)

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7
Q

Most molecular compounds are…

A

Non electrolytes

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8
Q

Ionic compounds with strong electrolytes are

A

Completely solvable

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9
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Ionic compounds with weak electrolytes are

A

Slightly soluable

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10
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Ionic compounds with nonelectrolytes

A

Don’t exist

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11
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Molecular compounds with strong electrolytes are

A

Strong acids

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12
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Molecular compounds with weak electrolytes are

A

Weak acids

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13
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Molecular compounds with nonelectrolytes are

A

Most molecular compounds

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14
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Surface tension

A

Inward pull of water molecules that tends to reduce he surface area of water

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15
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Surfacent

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Any substance that increases surface area of water (by disrupting hydrogen bonding)

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16
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Vapor pressure

A

Force exerted by gas molecules escaping at the surface of a liquid

17
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Hydrogen bonding

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Attraction between h and n, o, or f

18
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Hydrate

A

Ionic compound that has water in its structure

19
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Efflorescent hydrates

A

Have a high vapor pressure compared to the moisture in the air. Tend to lose water in the air.

20
Q

Hydroscopic hydrates

A

Have a low vapor pressure compared to the moisture in the air. Tend to absorb water from the air and get mushy.

21
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Dellquescent compounds

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Extremely hygroscopic compound that becomes wet in air

22
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Water hydration of a substance

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Water in a crystal is called the water of hydration or water of crystallizations

23
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Mixtures can be either

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Homogeneous or heterogeneous

24
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Homogeneous mixtures are

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Heterogenous mixtures are
Suspensions or colloids
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Suspensions
Mixtures from which some of the particles will slowly settle upon standing
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Colloids
Mixtures with particles that are of a size in between suspensions and solutions (smoke)
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Emulsions
Colloidal dispersions of liquids in liquids
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Tyndall effect
Reflection of light by particles suspended in a mixture
30
Brownian motion
Movement of molecules that keeps particles from falling out of solution
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Soluability
Like dissolves like
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Water is polar and will dissolve
Ionic and polar compounds
33
Oil is non polar and will dissolve
Non polar compounds
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Aqueous solution
Water that contains a dissolved substance