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Chapter 9 - Solutions

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Solutions   homogeneous mixtures of substances that combine to form a single phase (liquid usually); solute dissolved in solvent  
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Solvent   is in greater quantity and phase remains the same after mixing  
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Solute   move about freely in solvent and interacts w other molecules/ions  
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Solvation/Dissolution   interaction btwn solute and solvent molecules; results in aqueous soln/hydration when water is solvent  
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Solubility   max amount of a substance that can be dissolved in a particular solvent as a particular temp  
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Saturated   when max amount of solute has been added and soln is in equilibrium  
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Dilute   when proportion of solute to solvent is small  
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Concentrated   when proportion of solute to solvent is large  
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Solubility Rules   1. alkali metals, ammonium (NH4+), chlorides, bromides, iodides, sulfates, CaO SrO BaO, are water soluble 2. carbonates, phosphates, sulfites, sulfides, hydroxides, and metal oxides insoluble  
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-ous   lesser charge like ferrous is Fe2+  
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-ic   larger charge like cupric is Cu2+  
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Monotomic Anion ending   -ide like phosphide is P3- and nitride N3-  
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Nitrite   NO2-  
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Nitrate   NO3-  
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Sulfite   SO3 2-  
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Sulfate   SO4 2-  
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Hypochlorite   HCLO-  
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chlorite   HCLO2-  
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chlorate   HCLO3-  
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Perchlorate   HCLO4-  
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Dihydrogen Phosphate   H2PO4-  
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Phosphate   PO4-3  
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Carbonate   CO3-2  
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Permanganate   MnO4-  
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Chromate   CrO4-2  
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Strong electrolyte   conductive and dissociates completely into ions like HCl and NaCl in water  
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Weak electrolyte   ionizes/hydrolyzes incompletely in water like weak acids, weak bases, HgCl2  
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Nonelectrolytes   do not ionize at all in water; like nonpolar gases, O2 and sugar  
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Concentration (defn)   amount of solute dissolved in solvent  
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Percent Composition   (mass of solute/mass of solution) x 100  
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Mole Fraction   number of moles of compound/total moles of system; sum of mole fractions = 1  
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Molarity   mol/L  
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Molality   mol solute/kg solvent  
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Normality   gram equivalent of solute/L solution; molarity of the ion of interest  
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Dilution   when one adds solvent to a high concentation soln to make a lower concentration soln; MVi=MVf  
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Solubility Product Constant Ksp   Ksp = [An+]m[Bm-]n  
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Qsp > Ksp   supersaturated solution, precipitate will occir  
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Qsp < Ksp   no precipitate will occur, dissolution until soln is saturated  
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Qsp = Ksp   saturated soln  
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