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colligative properties

properties depending on the concentration of a solution, but not the identity of the solute. directly proportional to the number of particles in a solution

ionic solid

made up of charged particles held together by ionic attraction

molecular solid

molecules held together through intermolecular forces

dissociation

separation of ions; occurs when an ionic compound dissolves

ionization

forming ions in water

degree of ionization

strong-ionizes completely or nearly completely


weak-barely or does not ionize

nonelectrolytes

no ions

vapor pressure lowering

nonvolatile (non-electrolyte) substance is added, raising the boiling point and lowering the freezing point

Freezing point depression

change in freezing point

boiling point elevation

change in boiling point

Osmotic Pressure

pressure that is applied to a solvent to prevent it from going into another solution via osmosis

concentrated electrolytic solution

a solution that is so concentrated the ions do not stay separate, causing their to be less moles in the solution

as more solute is dissolved into a solvent, the vapor pressure

decreases

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1 mol of KNO3 makes how many mols of ions?

2 (1 K and 1 NO3)