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  1. 1When a solid is dissolving at the same rate of recrystalization is called_____
    1. Arate constant K
    2. Bsolution equilibrium
    3. CHenry's Law
    4. Dundissolved solute does not equal dissolved solute
  2. 2Pressure effects ________ of the solute?
    1. Atemperature
    2. Bsize
    3. Csolubility
    4. Dequilibrium
  3. 3Gases are less soluble with an increase in temperature?
    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
  4. 4Temperature does not affect the solubility of the solute?
    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
  5. 5What are the classifications of solution equilibrium?
    1. Asaturated, unsaturated, super saturated
    2. Blatent saturated, micro saturation, latent
    3. Csaturated, less saturated, nonsaturated
    4. Dsuper saturated, less saturated, no saturation
  6. 6______ are more soluble at ______ temperatures, with some exceptions.
    1. Aliquids, increased
    2. Bsolids, increased
    3. Cliquids, decreased
    4. Dsolids, decreased
  7. 7Expresses the quantitative relationship between gas, pressure & solubility.
    1. AHenry's Law
    2. BS(gas)= K(H) * P (gas)
    3. CBoyle's Law
    4. DS(solids)
  8. 8Concentration is the proportion of a substance in a mix?
    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
  9. 9Mass, volume and shape are all examples of ________ properties: properties that depend on the quantity of a mix present.
    1. Aintensive
    2. Bextensive
    3. Cmixture
    4. Dconcentration
  10. 10What are the 4 colligative properties?
    1. Asolubility gas = Henry's Law
    2. Bfreezing point depression
    3. Cosmotic pressure
    4. Dconcentration terms
    5. Eboiling point elevation
    6. Fvapor pressure

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