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Questions to review for Unit 5 test

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The substance doing the dissolving is called what?   solvent  
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Water molecules are attracted to each other because they are what?   polar  
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T or F Salt dissolved much better in hot water than cold.   F  
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T or F Since different substances are made from different atoms, ions, or molecules, increased temperature affects the extent to which they dissolve.   T  
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T or F Water cannot dissolve many ionically bonded substances.   F  
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A cold pack dissolving is an example of what kind of reaction?   endothermic  
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Which has greater surface tension, water or alcohol?   water  
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Sugar dissolves better in this temperature of water because increased molecule motion helps break the attractions easier.   hot  
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The chemical formula for sucrose, C12H22O11, means there are how many atoms of oxygen?   11  
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T or F Since different liquids combine differently, we know that solubility is not a characteristic property of liquids.   F  
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T or F Liquids cannot dissolve other liquids.   F  
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The amount of gas that dissolves in water depends on the temperature of what?   water  
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T or F For a liquid to dissolve in a solid, the molecules of the liquid and solid must attract one another.   T  
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The substance being dissolved is the what?   solute  
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When a neutral molecule has both positive and negative areas, it is said to be what?   polar  
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With salt, these are pulled apart when dissolved in water.   ions  
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T or F Because salt is ionic, the polarity of the water allows opposite positive/negative areas of salt and water to attract.   T  
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In an exothermic reaction, which way does the temperature go?   up  
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Which dissolves better in water, salt or sugar?   sugar  
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Since a water molecule has the same number of protons and electrons, it is said to be ________________.   neutral  
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When water and alcohol combine, they seem to do what?   shake  
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In an endothermic reaction, which way does the temperature go?   down  
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T or F Diffferent substances have different solubilities because substances are chemically different and interact differently with water.   T  
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T or F The attraction of molecules at the surace is called surface attraction.   F  
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Water did not soak into the wax paper because wax paper is _______________.   nonpolar  
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Which liquid did not dissolve the M & M at all?   mineral oil  
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T or F Less molecular motion makes molecules come apart easier?   F  
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As temperature increases which is more soluble in water, sugar or CO2?   sugar  
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T or F Gases can dissolve in water.   T  
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Because a power plant can return the water it has used to a lake, the water must be cooled because if not the water lacks something that makes it hard for the fish to survive. What does it lack?   oxygen  
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