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- Mixtures and Solutions25
- Solutes and Solvents17
- Dissolving and Solution Formation17
- Types of Solutions25
- Electrolytes and Aqueous Reactions6
- Solution Concentration57
- Factors Affecting Solubility10
- Solubility Rules and Precipitation49
- Solubility Equilibria8
- Colligative Properties18
- Separating Mixtures and Crystallisation14
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Solutions, Concentration and Limestone When a substance is dissolved in a suitable liquid a solution is formed- substance that is dissolved = solute- substance that dissolves solute = solvent there is a limit to how much solute can be dissolved in a ...
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Mixtures & Matter Summary SCIENCE TOPIC TEST 1 REVISION: MIXTURES & MATTER SECTION ONE: Matter, particles and solutions SLO 01: Describe how matter is made up of particles A particle is the smallest object that anything can be broken up into. ...
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Mixtures Outcomes Mixtures Identify the difference between pure and impure substances. Difference between pure and impure substances: Pure substances -made up of one type of particle Impure substances - made up of a mixtures of two or ...
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Solutions - created from Mind Map Solutions are homogeneous mixtures of two or more than two components. Concentration of solution Solubility
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Topic 5A: ions in solution and Solubility Ions are formed when the number of protons is not equivalent to number of electrons in an atom. Cations are formed when the number of protons is greater, and anions are formed one number of electrons is greater. Polya...
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3. Water as a Solvent 3. Water is an important solvent 3.1 - Explain changes, if any, to particles and account for those changes when the following types of chemicals interact with water: a soluble ionic compound such as sodium chloride, a...
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exam 1 Solutions: homogeneous mixtures – the solvent dissolves the solute... since the solvent is the component present in greatest amount, it determines the phase of the solution... in relative terms: a concentrated solutio...
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Chapter 11 Notes Solutions: Solutions are homogeneous mixtures of two or more pure substances Two substances that don't mix are a heterogeneous mixture In a solution, the solute is dispersed uniformly throughout the solvent How Does a...
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solubility SOLUBILITY IONIC SUBSTANCES dissolve in POLAR substances the ion is pulled away from the ionic (structure) lattice by water molecules this is HYDRATION. some ionic substances do not dissolve, as electrostatic forces o...
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Solutions, Concentration and Limestone When a substance is dissolved in a suitable liquid a solution is formed- substance that is dissolved = solute- substance that dissolves solute = solvent there is a limit to how much solute can be dissolved in a ...
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Solutions Solutions- is mixture of one or more solutes dissolved in a solvent. solvent: the substance in which a solute dissolves to produce a mixture. solute: the substance that dissolves in a solvent to produce a mixture.
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Solubility Rules All Sodium, Potassium and Ammonium compounds are soluble. All Nitrates are soluble. Most common Chlorides are soluble, except Lead (II) Chloride and Silver Chloride.
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Untitled Define the following: Solution: A homogenous mixture of two or more substances Solvent: The liquid in which substances are dissolved. Solute: the substances being dissolved. Aqueous Solution: A sol...
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Solutions and Solubility Homogeneous Mixture - Solution, equal distribution ~Solvent- thing doing the dissolving ~Solute - thing being dissolved ~Soluble - able to be dissolved ~Insoluble - ...
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Water and Solutions Water is the key to nearly everything. Water is used in most forms of chemistry. Di-Hydrogen Monoxide: Solutions consists of a solvent and solute. Water is polar which makes it the best solvent in every solution Oxyge...
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solutions SolutionsA solution is a mixture of a solvent and a solute.Solution Is a mixture of a solute and a solvent that does not separate outSolute Is the solid in a mixtureSolvent Is the liquid it’s dissolving intoSoluble Me...
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91392 - Chemistry 3.6 Aqueous Chemistry Achievement Standard 91392 covers the concepts of dissolution (the dissolving process), solubility equilibria, precipitation and solubility, acids and bases, pH, Ka, Kb and Kw along with buffers and ...
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SOLUBILITY RULES Solubility Rules:INSOLUBLE IN WATER:most carbonates most hydroxides EXCEPTIONS: (soluble in water)sodium carbonate potassium carbonate ammonium carbonate sodium hydroxide potassium hydroxide ammonium hydroxide SOLUBLE...
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Ions That Form Soluble Compounds - created from Mind Map
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Untitled brass(copper and zinc) German silver(copper, zinc and nickel) bronze(copper and tin) 1 ppm of fluoride ions in water prevents tooth decay 1.5 ppm causes tooth to become mottled and high concentrations of fluoride ions...
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Water - Preliminary Module 3 26-March-2016 Definitions - Solution - homogenous mixture of 2 or more substances Solute - substances dissolved by the solvent - (or also know as the component with a lower amount in mixture)Solvent - substance in whi...
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solution and its types Different types of solutions Posted Date: 25-Jun-2012 Last Updated: 25-Jun-2012 Category: General Author: Freddy ThomsonMember Level: Gold &n...
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Solutions, Concentration and Limestone When a substance is dissolved in a suitable liquid a solution is formed - substance that is dissolved = solute - substance that dissolves solute = solvent there is a limit to how much solute can be dissolved in ...
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Topics Liquid water and its properties Structure Shape Polarity Hydrogen bonds Surface tension Cohesion/ Adhesion Viscosity Heat of solution Define specific heat capacity - q = mcΔ T Water vapour and Ice Structure of ice Mel...
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Chemistry Solutions - Some substances dissolve in liquid to form a SOLUTION.- In solution, dissolved substances break up so light can pass through. This is why solutions are transparent.- Solution either coloured or colourless ...
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Prediction of Solubility Need to know structure and properties of solute and solvent Speculation of a good solvent based on the "like dissolves like" principle: -Polar solutes dissolve in polar solvents -Non-polar solutes dissolve in non-pola...
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solubility - created from Mind Map measuring out volumes equipment volumes are measured in cm cubed boiling temperature is 100 degrees measuring cylinder for more accurate reading measuring beaker for less accurate quick reading meniscus the tension be...
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Solubility, Solutions and Molarity Mixture A mixture is more than one type of matter. It is physically combined. Heterogeneous Mixture
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solubility If a solid dissolves in the water we say that is a SOLUBLE. The substance that dissolves is called the SOLUTE and the liquid that it dissolves n is called solvent. Water is a good solvent because many substances will ...
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Colligative Property Definition Are properties that depend upon the concentration of solute molecules or ions, but not upon the identity of the solute. This includes vapor pressure lowering, boiling point elevation, freezing point depress...
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CHEM - created from Mind Map SOLUTIONS SOLUTE + SOLVENT SOLUBLE OR INSOLUBLE
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How salt dissolves in water https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdedxfhcpWo Water molecules are made up of 2 positive hydrogen molecules and one negatively charged oxygen molecule. Normal salt (sodium chloride) is made up of positive Na and negative...
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Untitled 7.3 Notes Solubility is that maximum amount of a substance that can dissolve in a given amount of of solvent at a given temperature/pressure Saturated vs Unsaturated A saturated solution contains all the solute...
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Chemistry What is dissolving? When you add sugar to water, it seems to disappear but in fact, the sugar has dissolved. The particles of a solid that dissolved are too small to see in the water any not heavy enough to...
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CHAPTER 9 - created from Mind Map Aqueous Solutions Chemical Equilibria ELECTROLYTES
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Solution Dynamics - created from Mind Map Chapter 13 Solubility Hydrophillic
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For an introduction to the vocabulary, start with Mixtures & Matter Summary. It brings together matter, particles and solutions in a revision summary. Solutions is another starting point, with definitions of solute and solvent.
For a closer look at compounds, Solubility Rules lists soluble groups and exceptions. You can use the notes to compare the rules for nitrates and chlorides. Water and Solutions connects water with solvents, while Solubility, Solutions and Molarity offers another topic to explore.
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