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Chem [ ] definitions

chemical concentration terms

TermDefinition
Solution a "well mixed" mixture of 2 or more substances
Solute minor species in solution
Solvent major species in solution (in this class: water)
Mole avagadros number 6.02214076x 10^23 mol^-1
Atomic Mass number of grams of an element containing Avagadro's number of atoms (g/mol)
Molecular Mass sum of atomic masses of atoms in a molecule; number of grams of an element containing Avagadro's number of atoms (g/mol)
Concentration quantity per unit volume or mass mol/L, molecules/cm^3, moles of solute/mass of solvent
Molarity specific concentration; number of moles per liter of a solution
molality number of moles of substance per kg of solvent
Electrolyte substace that dissociated into ions in solution -A strong electrolyte is mostly dissociated, a weak one is partially dissociated
Formal Concentration molarity of strong electrolyte
Formula Mass "molecular mass" of strong electrolyte
Mass mixing ratio mass of substance/ total mass
1% 1 per cent 10^-2
1ppth 1 parts-per-thousand 10^-3
1ppm 1 parts-per-million 10^-6
1ppb 1 parts-per-billion 10^-9
1ppt 1 parts-per-trillion 10^-12
Gravimetric Analysis measures mass of substance to complete analysis
Volumatric analysis (titrations) measures volume of material needed to react with analyte
Created by: zoey.stevenson
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