week 11 Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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insoluble - concentrations

A

will be very small

equilibrium positioned on left hand side

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2
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solubility product

A

is the equilbrium constant of a ionic compound

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3
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lower the solubility constant

A

less soluble the salt

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4
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ksp < 10^-5

A

low solubility

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5
Q

dissolution

A

when a solid compound is embedded is embedded in a matrix of solvent

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6
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dissociation

A

when an electrolyte is disassembled to form individual ions

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7
Q

solubility

A

m (solute) / v (solution)

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8
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molar solubility

A

Nsat(solute)/ V (solution)

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9
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solubility

A

the amount of solute that is required to yield a saturated solution

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10
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molar solubility in Ksp

A

can be used assuming that all the salt dissociates

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11
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ionic product

A

Qsp
calculate the same way as Ksp
values of molar concentrations used are the actual concentrations given

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12
Q

Qsp > Ksp

A

a precipitate is formed

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13
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Qsp < Ksp

A

no precipitate is formed

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14
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common ion effect

A

any ionic salt is less soluble in the presence of a common ion

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15
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solution

A

homogenous mixture of two or more pure substances

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16
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solvent

A

liquid of a liquid solution

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17
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solute

A

dissolved substance in liquid solution

18
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dissolution

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process of dissolving a solute in a solvent to give a homogenous solution

19
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saturated solution

A

solution in which no more solute will dissolve

20
Q

gas mixing

A

mixes completely with other gases

mix spontaneously

21
Q

alpha mix of G

A

the mixing process constant

negative

22
Q

two gases mix

A

enthalpy change is small

intermolecular forces are tiny and gas molecules are far apart

23
Q

mixing gases

A

large increase in entropy so there is negative delta mix G

24
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gas mixing process

A

spontaneous

entropy driven

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gas liquid solutions
intermoleculare forces between solvent arent negligible
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non polar solvents
delta H of solution >0
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polar solvents with H bonding
delta H of solution < 0
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gas liquid - temp
varies with temp and | less soluble as temp increases
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gas liquid - pressure
varies with pressure | more soluble as pressure increases
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Henry's Law
concentration of a gas dissolved in a liquid at a particular temperature is proportional to the partial pressure of a gas
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molar concentration of gas
KH x Pgas at constant T | where pgas is partial pressure of gas and KH is the henry's law constant
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miscible
liquid mix completely in all proportions
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immiscible
liquids form 2 layers upon addition of one to the other
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like dissolves like rule
two liquids with similar polarities tend to be miscible | polar solute dissolves in polar solvent
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solvation
state where solute molecules are surrounded by solvent molecules
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Hydration
when solutes becomes surrounded by water molecules
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molar lattice enthalpy
enthaply required to transform 1 mol of crystalline substance to gaseous particles
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molar solvation (hydration) enthalpy
enthalpy change when 1 mol of gaseous particles are hydrated
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molar enthalpy of solution
enthalpy change when 1 mol of crystalline particles are hydrated molar lattice enthalpy + molar solvation enthalpy
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liquid to solid enthalpy of solution
calculated by a 2 step model of lattice vapourisation and solvation