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Solution

is an uniform of ions or molecules. The particles cannot be seen and they do not settle out

Colloid

A mixture of particles larger than molecules. The particles cannot be seen but they are able to scatter a light beam. The particles do not settle out

Suspension

An uneven mixture of particles that can be seen. The particles do eventually settle out

Solute

The substance that is dissolved

Solvent

Does the dissolving

Solvent

The part of the solution presented in the largest amount

Solubility

A measure of how well the Solute can be dissolved in a solvent at a given temperature

Temperature, pressure, type of solvent

List three factors that affect the solubility of a substance

Decrease the temperature, or increase the pressure

List two ways to increase the solubility of a gas and liquid

Unsaturated

Solution contains less salute and it can hold out its temperature

Saturated

Solution contains all of the salute that can hold at that temperature

Supersaturated

Solution contains more salute that it can normally hold at that temperature

Lowers

A salute_______ the freezing point of the solute

Raises

A solute_______ the boiling point of a solvent.

Dissolves

When a solid compound________ in water, each of its particles become surrounded by water molecule.

Water

Sometimes called the universal solvent because it will dissolve so many solutes

Indicator

A compound that changes color in the presence of an acid or base

Acid

Produces hydrogen ions in water

Base

Produces hydroxide ions in water

0 to 14

The pH scale is a series of numbers from_______ to _____

Base

Solutions with PH numbers above seven are_______.

Acid

Solutions with pH numbers lower than seven are________.

Seven

The neutral solution has a pH number of_______.

Weaker

The base with the pH of eight is ________ then A base with a PH of 13

Stronger

And masses with the pH of three is_________ then an acid with A pH of five

Salt

A ________ is an ionic compound that can form the neutralization of acid and a base

Neutralization

Reaction when an acid is added to a base.

Acid + base

Salt + water

Acid+ metal

Salt+ hydrogen

Acid+ carbonate

Salt+ water+ C02

HCI

Hydrochloric acid

H2SO4

Sulfuric acid

NaOH

Sodium hydroxide

Ca(OH)2

Calcium hydroxide

Acid

Has a pH of four

Base

Has a pH of 12

Water

Has a pH of seven

Base

Turn red litmus paper Blue

Base

turn phenolpthalein magenta

Acid

Turn blue litmus paper Brett

Acid

turn bromophenol blue yellow

Acid

Turn methyl Orange red

Base

Taste bitter

Acid

Tastes sour

Base

Feels slippery