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RHS SCIENCE TAKS REVIEW PROPERTIESOFMATTER Part 3
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Solutions * Is a homogeneous mixture Solution Solvation * Is the process of dissolving
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Solutions Solvation
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The neg.end of water mc will attract the sodium ion; the positive end of water will attract the chloride ion. Solutions
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* Substance that does the dissolving * Water is the universal solvent * Usually present in greater amount Solvent Solute * The substance that is dissolved
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1. Identify the solvent 2. Identify the solute Check For Understanding 5 g of sugar are added to 100 mL of hot coffee. Coffee Sugar
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Solutions Temperature * Temperature Increasing temperature usually increases solubility Molecule size * Molecule size Larger, heavier mc are less soluble Polarity * Polarity Like dissolves like Factors Affecting Solvation
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Pressure * Pressure The greater the pressure the greater the solubility of a gas in a liquid Factors Affecting Solvation
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How many grams of NH 4 Cl can be dissolved at 40 o C? Examine the graph... 50 g
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For which compound does solubility decrease as temp. increases Examine the graph... NaCl
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Degrees of Solubility Saturated * Contains maximum amount of solute possible at that T Unsaturated * Capable of holding more solute Super saturated * Contains more solute than it should be able to hold at the given temperature
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Examine the picture. Solution A is supersaturated. B and C are the same solution after adding additional solute
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Solutions Electrolyte solutions * Contain dissolved ions * Conduct electricity
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Solutions Nonelectrolyte solutions * Donot contain ions * Donot conduct electricity
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Check For Understanding Explain why tap water can conduct electricity while distilled water does not Tap water contains dissolved ions; distilled water does not.
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