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Groups of molecules that are mixed up in a completely even distribution |
Solutions |
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Two substances that are going to be combined |
Simple solution |
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The substance to be dissolved |
Solute |
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The substance doing the dissolving |
Solvent |
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The ability of the solvent to dissolve the solute |
Solubility |
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Has a low solubility when it comes to oil |
Water |
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All gases are |
Homogeneous solutions |
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The air is a |
Natural gas solution |
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When molecules of a gas solid or liquid are dispersed and mixed with those of liquid the homogeneous states are called |
Liquid solutions |
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Mixture of 2 or more metals |
Alloys |
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The key thing to remember about alloys |
Metals |
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People who work with metals |
Metallurgists |
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What makes steal stronger? |
Carbon |
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Amalgams are a special type of |
Alloys |
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Another name for Mercury |
Quicksilver |
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At room temperature Mercury is a |
Liquis |
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Don't use amalgams anymore due to poisoning |
Dentists |
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Mixture of two liquids that normally can't be combined |
Emulsion |
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Emulsions are usually ____ in texture and _______ in appearance |
Thick Satiny |
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Chemically emulsions are |
Colloids |
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When ammonium chloride is dissolved in water the temperature |
Decreases |
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When sodium hydroxide is dissolved in water the temperature |
Increases |
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Is dissolved into many types of drinks |
Carbon dioxide |
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You can dissolve more or less gas in a hot or cold liquid |
More gas in cold liquid |
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Is needed for the particles of a solid to separate |
Energy |
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A solvent will dissolve a solute that is |
Chemically like the solvent |
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The degree of solubility is determined by |
Experimentation |
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Means a substance does not appear to dissolve |
Insoluble |
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A charged atom or group of atoms |
Ion |
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Any solution that contains ____ will conduct |
Ions |
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Means that all the solute the solution can hold is dissolved |
Saturated |
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Increases the temperature at which water boils |
Salt |
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The amount of heat given off or absorbed during the process of solution |
The heat of solution |
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Solutions that over Raoult's law are called |
Ideal solutions |
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The temperature at which vapor pressure of that liquid equals the atmospheric pressure |
Boiling point |
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Heterogeneous mixtures in which one phase is a liquid |
Suspensions |