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If you have a mixture of three liquids and you were using distillation to separate them, how would you know which order would you be able to collect each of the liquids in?

Its all based on the Boiling point, Lowest temperature 1st and highest temperature last.

Compare and contrast Elements and componds

Elements- are one type of atoms


Compound- are two or more, types of atoms bonded together.

Protons

Atomic number

Neutrons

Atomic weight

electrons

the same number as protons

Proton charge, electron charge, neutron charge

Protons(+) electrons(-) Neutrons (Neutral)

How does water dissolve a salt like NaCl?

Draw water molecules, oxygen is negative charge so draw it attracted to the Na, and The hydrogen attracted to the Cl since its pawwwsitive.

what is the proper way to write chemical formulas for ionic compounds?

Cation 1st, anion 2nd make sure charges balance out.

what is the reference solution and what was it importance in the water testing lab? what was the control?

Reference- a solution containing the ion in question. it shows what a positive test result looks like.


Control- usually distilled water, shows a negative result.

You add 76 grams of sugar to 304 grams of water. what is the percent concentration?

76g/304+76+0.2 -20%

what are some ways you can increase the speed of a substance dissolving?

To help dissolve


Solids: stir,heat, and add more solvent.

how does solubility of a solid and solubility of a gas differ?

For solids: temperature rises, solubility rises


For gases: temperature rises, solubility decreases

What is DO and why is it important?

DO is Dissolve oxygen, its important because fish need DO to breathe underwater.

Compare and contrast ionic compounds to polar and non polar molecules.

Water molecule is polar, it has both positive and negative charges. Non polar is when there is only one type of charge.

what is meant by " like dissolves like"?

Ionic compounds are polar because the have (+) cations and negative anions, making it easy to dissolve water, which is polar but not ionic. Ionic compound must be composed of a cation and a anion.