Term
A substance whose water solution is a
good conductor of electricity is a
Electrolyte
or
nonpolar substance |
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Definition
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Which of the following does NOT increase the rate
of dissolving a solid in water?
using larger pieces of solid
or
crushing the solid |
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Definition
Using larger pieces of solid |
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Term
Increasing the surface area of the solute
increases the rate of dissolution
or
has no effect on the rate of dissolution
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Definition
Increases the rate of dissolution |
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Term
Which of the following will dissolve most rapidly?
sugar cubes in cold water
or
powdered sugar in hot water
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Definition
Powdered sugar in hot water |
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Term
Which of the following will dissolve most slowly?
large salt crystals in unstirred water
or
small salt crystals in unstirred water |
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Definition
Large salt crystals in unstirred water |
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Term
In the expression "like dissolves like", the word
like refers to similarity in molecular
mass
or
polarity |
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Definition
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Term
Which of the following is an
example of a polar solvent?
water
or
gasoline |
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Definition
Water
(remember when "water" is an answer option,
we talked ALOT about water) |
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Term
In salt and water solution, the water is the
solvent
or
dispersion
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Definition
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Term
When salt dissolves in water, it is called
dissociation
or
ionization |
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Definition
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Term
In a salt and water solution, the salt is the
solute
or
dissociation |
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Definition
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Term
When sugar dissolves in water, it is called
dispersion
or
solution |
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Definition
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Term
A solution that contains the maximum amount of salt
dissolved in water at standard temp would be:
Saturated
or
unsaturated |
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Definition
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Term
The solution of sodium acetate we made in class
by heating it, would be:
Super Saturated
or
saturated |
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Definition
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Term
A solution of a pinch of salt added to
200 ml of water would be:
Unsaturated
or Super Saturated |
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Definition
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