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solution
a homogeneous solution
solute
the molecules that dissolve in the solvent
smaller amount
solvent
the substance present in greater amounts
can have more then one solute
aqueous solution
a solution where water is the solvent
i.e. salt water
colloid
a homogeneous mixture containing particles between 1-1000nm
do not separate upon standing
suspension
mixture with particles greater than 1000nm separate over time
i.e. blood
active transport
transport that uses atp
solvation
the dissolving of a solute in a solvent
how does temp effect solubility
solids solubility increases
gasses decrease
Henry's law
solubility of a gas is directly coralated to the amount of pressure the gas is under
high the pressure the more can dissolve
strong electrolytes
MgCl2(s) ----> Mg2+(aq) + Cl- (aq)
law of conservation of mass
matter can nether be created or destroyed
coefficients
in a chemical equation the large numbers in front represent the number of particles in each type of reaction
non electrolytes
are polar compounds that dissolve water but do not ionize the water
C6 H12 O6 (s) --------> C6 H12 C6 (aq)
weak electrolytes
an molecule that only partially dissolves in water
O
l l
CH3---C---OH(l) <-----> R---O- + H+
equivalent (Eq)
relates to the charge in the solution to the number of ions present
concentration
amount of solute/ amount of solution
milliequivalents
1000mEq = 1 Eq
Millimole
1mmole/1mEq
molarity
moles/solution* 1000mL/1L
percent concentration
parts of solute/100 parts of solution 1/5=20%
percent concentration
parts of solute/100 parts of solution 1/5=20%
ppm parts per million
g solute/mL solution * 1*10^6
ppb parts per billion
g solute/mL solution * 1*10^9
dilution
Ci*Vi/Vf or Cf