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Groups of molecules that are mixed up in a completely even distribution

Solutions

Two substances that are going to be combined

Simple solution

The substance to be dissolved

Solute

The substance doing the dissolving

Solvent

The ability of the solvent to dissolve the solute

Solubility

Has a low solubility when it comes to oil

Water

All gases are

Homogeneous solutions

The air is a

Natural gas solution

When molecules of a gas solid or liquid are dispersed and mixed with those of liquid the homogeneous states are called

Liquid solutions

Mixture of 2 or more metals

Alloys

The key thing to remember about alloys

Metals

People who work with metals

Metallurgists

What makes steal stronger?

Carbon

Amalgams are a special type of

Alloys

Another name for Mercury

Quicksilver

At room temperature Mercury is a

Liquis

Don't use amalgams anymore due to poisoning

Dentists

Mixture of two liquids that normally can't be combined

Emulsion

Emulsions are usually ____ in texture and _______ in appearance

Thick


Satiny

Chemically emulsions are

Colloids

When ammonium chloride is dissolved in water the temperature

Decreases

When sodium hydroxide is dissolved in water the temperature

Increases

Is dissolved into many types of drinks

Carbon dioxide

You can dissolve more or less gas in a hot or cold liquid

More gas in cold liquid

Is needed for the particles of a solid to separate

Energy

A solvent will dissolve a solute that is

Chemically like the solvent

The degree of solubility is determined by

Experimentation

Means a substance does not appear to dissolve

Insoluble

A charged atom or group of atoms

Ion

Any solution that contains ____ will conduct

Ions

Means that all the solute the solution can hold is dissolved

Saturated

Increases the temperature at which water boils

Salt

The amount of heat given off or absorbed during the process of solution

The heat of solution

Solutions that over Raoult's law are called

Ideal solutions

The temperature at which vapor pressure of that liquid equals the atmospheric pressure

Boiling point

Heterogeneous mixtures in which one phase is a liquid

Suspensions