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Heterogeneous

Substances mixed together but each maintain own composition

Suspension

A heterogenous mixture when one substance settles over time

Tyndall Effect

Heterogeneous Mixture-light will scatter

Browmian Effect

Erratic jerk motion due to magnetism

Homogeneous

Substances mixed together forming a new composition

Soluble

1 substance that can dissolve in another

Insoluble

1 substance that cannot dissolve in another substance

Miscable

1 liquid that can dissolve in another liquid

Immiscable

1 liquid that cannot dissolve in another liquid

Solute

The substance dissolved IN the solvent

Solvent

The substance that the solute dissolves in

Solution

The solute AND the solvent

Concentration

The amount of solute in a solvent

Dilution

To decrease solute by adding solvent

Solvation Process

The disassociation of a solute by the solvent surrounding the solute

Heat of solution

In dissolving there is an energy change

Factors that affect dissolving (3)

1. Temperature increase


2. Agitation or mixing


3. Surface area increase

Saturated

The maximum amount of solute dissolved in solvent

Unsaturated

Less than the maximum amount of solute that can be absorbed had been absorbed

Super saturated

Forcing the solvent to dissolve more than maximum saturated amount

Colligative Properties (3)

1. Increase B.P.


2. Decrease F.P.


3. Decrease Vapor Pressure

Osmosis

Diffusion of a solvent thru a semi permeable membrane to dilute a concentration

Osmotic Pressure

A pressure created by the diffusion of a solvent