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Introduction to Solutions
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- 1SolutionA liquid mixture where the solute is uniformly distributed in the solvent, homogenous
- 2Solutea dissolved substance
- 3Solventthat dissolves or can dissolve, the substance in which the solute is dissolved
- 4Concentrationthe amount of solute in a given area or volume of solvent
- 5Concentrateda large quantity of substance present in a unit amount of mixture
- 6DiluteA solution containing a relatively small quantity of solute as compared with the amount of solvent
- 7Saturateda maximum concentration, where no more solute may be dissolved in a solvent
- 8UnsaturatedSolutions that are able to dissolve more solute
- 9SupersaturatedA solution containing a higher saturation than concentration of solute
- 10MolarityNumber of moles of solute/Number of liters of solution
- 11MolalityNumber of moles of solute/Number of Kg of solvent
- 12Percent (M/M)Mass of solute/volume of solution
- 13Percent (V/V)vVolume of solute/total volume of solution
- 14Parts per MillionCommonly used unit of concentration for small values. one part per million is one part of solute per one million parts solvent, 1 mg/1 L
- 15MMolarity, mol/L
- 16mmolality, mol/kg
- 17Percent (M/M)mass of solute/mass of solution
- 18Dilutionsolvent is added to a solution to change its concentration, the number of moles of solute remains constant
- 19Definition of MolarityMoles of solute = Molarity x Volume
- 20Formula(Molarity x Volume) concentrated = (Molarity x Volume) dilute
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