Science Test 4

Front 1

All the solute the solution can hold at a given temp

Back 1

Saturated

Front 2

Solution that can hold more solute than is present at a given temp

Back 2

Unsaturated

Front 3

A solute that can exceed its normal concentration at high temps and remain in solution as the solution cools

Back 3

Supersaturated

Front 4

Insoluble substances will not dissolve in water

Back 4

Fats and oils

Front 5

The addition of solute molecules causes the freezing point of a solvent to be depressed

Back 5

Freezing point depressing

Front 6

Increases the boiling point

Back 6

Boiling point elevation

Front 7

Heterogenous mixture with particles larger than atoms ions or molecules suspended in solution

Back 7

Suspension

Hint 7

Suspended//Suspension

Front 8

Particles sizes are lager then solutes but smaller than suspension particles

Back 8

. Colloids homogeneous mixture

Front 9

Particles will remain suspended dud to constant movement

Back 9

Brownian movement

Front 10

Collides with scatter light

Back 10

Tyndall effect

Front 11

All acids contain...

Back 11

Hydrogen

Front 12

Taste bitter and slippery

Back 12

Basses

Front 13

KOH. NaOH

Back 13

Strong basses

Front 14

Acid base- salt+H2O

Back 14

Salt formation

Front 15

The reaction that makes salt

Back 15

Neutralization

Front 16

Homogenous mixture in which one substance is dissolved

Back 16

Solution

Front 17

Homogenous mixture in which one substance is dissolved

Back 17

Solution

Front 18

Substance dissolved and becomes invisible

Back 18

Solute

Front 19

Homogenous mixture in which one substance is dissolved

Back 19

Solution

Front 20

Substance dissolved and becomes invisible

Back 20

Solute

Front 21

Substance that does the dissolving

Back 21

Solvent

Front 22

Homogenous mixture in which one substance is dissolved

Back 22

Solution

Front 23

Substance dissolved and becomes invisible

Back 23

Solute

Front 24

Substance that does the dissolving

Back 24

Solvent

Front 25

Most common solvent...

Back 25

Water

Front 26

Homogenous mixture in which one substance is dissolved

Back 26

Solution

Front 27

Substance dissolved and becomes invisible

Back 27

Solute

Front 28

Substance that does the dissolving

Back 28

Solvent

Front 29

Most common solvent...

Back 29

Water

Front 30

Ability of a solution to allow electric flow

Back 30

Conductivity

Front 31

Homogenous mixture in which one substance is dissolved

Back 31

Solution

Front 32

Substance dissolved and becomes invisible

Back 32

Solute

Front 33

Substance that does the dissolving

Back 33

Solvent

Front 34

Most common solvent...

Back 34

Water

Front 35

Ability of a solution to allow electric flow

Back 35

Conductivity

Front 36

Dissociation

Back 36

Separation of ions from a solute in a solution

Front 37

Homogenous mixture in which one substance is dissolved

Back 37

Solution

Front 38

Substance dissolved and becomes invisible

Back 38

Solute

Front 39

Substance that does the dissolving

Back 39

Solvent

Front 40

Most common solvent...

Back 40

Water

Front 41

Ability of a solution to allow electric flow

Back 41

Conductivity

Front 42

Dissociation

Back 42

Separation of ions from a solute in a solution

Front 43

Substances that form ions in aqueous solutions usually ironically bounded compounds

Back 43

Electrolytes

Front 44

Homogenous mixture in which one substance is dissolved

Back 44

Solution

Front 45

Substance dissolved and becomes invisible

Back 45

Solute

Front 46

Substance that does the dissolving

Back 46

Solvent

Front 47

Most common solvent...

Back 47

Water

Front 48

Ability of a solution to allow electric flow

Back 48

Conductivity

Front 49

Dissociation

Back 49

Separation of ions from a solute in a solution

Front 50

Substances that form ions in aqueous solutions usually ironically bounded compounds

Back 50

Electrolytes

Front 51

Compounds that do not form ions in solution and therefore do not conduct electricity

Back 51

Non-electrolytes

Front 52

Homogenous mixture in which one substance is dissolved

Back 52

Solution

Front 53

Substance dissolved and becomes invisible

Back 53

Solute

Front 54

Substance that does the dissolving

Back 54

Solvent

Front 55

Most common solvent...

Back 55

Water

Front 56

Ability of a solution to allow electric flow

Back 56

Conductivity

Front 57

Dissociation

Back 57

Separation of ions from a solute in a solution

Front 58

Substances that form ions in aqueous solutions usually ironically bounded compounds

Back 58

Electrolytes

Front 59

Compounds that do not form ions in solution and therefore do not conduct electricity

Back 59

Non-electrolytes

Front 60

The process of forming ions from a solute in a solution

Back 60

Ionization

Front 61

Homogenous mixture in which one substance is dissolved

Back 61

Solution

Front 62

Substance dissolved and becomes invisible

Back 62

Solute

Front 63

Substance that does the dissolving

Back 63

Solvent

Front 64

Most common solvent...

Back 64

Water

Front 65

Ability of a solution to allow electric flow

Back 65

Conductivity

Front 66

Dissociation

Back 66

Separation of ions from a solute in a solution

Front 67

Substances that form ions in aqueous solutions usually ironically bounded compounds

Back 67

Electrolytes

Front 68

Compounds that do not form ions in solution and therefore do not conduct electricity

Back 68

Non-electrolytes

Front 69

The process of forming ions from a solute in a solution

Back 69

Ionization

Front 70

Two liquids that dissolve each other

Back 70

Miscible solution

Front 71

Homogenous mixture in which one substance is dissolved

Back 71

Solution

Front 72

Solid and solid solution// usually two or more metals

Back 72

Alloy

Front 73

Substance dissolved and becomes invisible

Back 73

Solute

Front 74

Substance that does the dissolving

Back 74

Solvent

Front 75

Most common solvent...

Back 75

Water

Front 76

Ability of a solution to allow electric flow

Back 76

Conductivity

Front 77

Dissociation

Back 77

Separation of ions from a solute in a solution

Front 78

Substances that form ions in aqueous solutions usually ironically bounded compounds

Back 78

Electrolytes

Front 79

Compounds that do not form ions in solution and therefore do not conduct electricity

Back 79

Non-electrolytes

Front 80

The process of forming ions from a solute in a solution

Back 80

Ionization

Front 81

Two liquids that dissolve each other

Back 81

Miscible solution

Front 82

Homogenous mixture in which one substance is dissolved

Back 82

Solution

Front 83

Solid and solid solution// usually two or more metals

Back 83

Alloy

Front 84

Increase molecular movement

Back 84

Heating

Front 85

Substance dissolved and becomes invisible

Back 85

Solute

Front 86

Substance that does the dissolving

Back 86

Solvent

Front 87

Most common solvent...

Back 87

Water

Front 88

Ability of a solution to allow electric flow

Back 88

Conductivity

Front 89

Dissociation

Back 89

Separation of ions from a solute in a solution

Front 90

Substances that form ions in aqueous solutions usually ironically bounded compounds

Back 90

Electrolytes

Front 91

Compounds that do not form ions in solution and therefore do not conduct electricity

Back 91

Non-electrolytes

Front 92

The process of forming ions from a solute in a solution

Back 92

Ionization

Front 93

Two liquids that dissolve each other

Back 93

Miscible solution

Front 94

Homogenous mixture in which one substance is dissolved

Back 94

Solution

Front 95

Solid and solid solution// usually two or more metals

Back 95

Alloy

Front 96

Increase molecular movement

Back 96

Heating

Front 97

A measure of the amount of solute that can be dissolved in a given amount of solvent at a given temp

Back 97

Solubility

Front 98

Substance dissolved and becomes invisible

Back 98

Solute

Front 99

Substance that does the dissolving

Back 99

Solvent

Front 100

Most common solvent...

Back 100

Water

Front 101

Ability of a solution to allow electric flow

Back 101

Conductivity

Front 102

Dissociation

Back 102

Separation of ions from a solute in a solution

Front 103

Substances that form ions in aqueous solutions usually ironically bounded compounds

Back 103

Electrolytes

Front 104

Compounds that do not form ions in solution and therefore do not conduct electricity

Back 104

Non-electrolytes

Front 105

The process of forming ions from a solute in a solution

Back 105

Ionization

Front 106

Two liquids that dissolve each other

Back 106

Miscible solution

Front 107

Homogenous mixture in which one substance is dissolved

Back 107

Solution

Front 108

Solid and solid solution// usually two or more metals

Back 108

Alloy

Front 109

Increase molecular movement

Back 109

Heating

Front 110

A measure of the amount of solute that can be dissolved in a given amount of solvent at a given temp

Back 110

Solubility

Front 111

Substance capable of dissolving

Back 111

Soluble

Front 112

Substance dissolved and becomes invisible

Back 112

Solute

Front 113

Substance that does the dissolving

Back 113

Solvent

Front 114

Most common solvent...

Back 114

Water

Front 115

Ability of a solution to allow electric flow

Back 115

Conductivity

Front 116

Dissociation

Back 116

Separation of ions from a solute in a solution

Front 117

Substances that form ions in aqueous solutions usually ironically bounded compounds

Back 117

Electrolytes

Front 118

Compounds that do not form ions in solution and therefore do not conduct electricity

Back 118

Non-electrolytes

Front 119

The process of forming ions from a solute in a solution

Back 119

Ionization

Front 120

Two liquids that dissolve each other

Back 120

Miscible solution

Front 121

Homogenous mixture in which one substance is dissolved

Back 121

Solution

Front 122

Substance dissolved and becomes invisible

Back 122

Solute

Front 123

Increase molecular movement

Back 123

Heating

Front 124

A measure of the amount of solute that can be dissolved in a given amount of solvent at a given temp

Back 124

Solubility

Front 125

Substance capable of dissolving

Back 125

Soluble

Front 126

Separation of ions from a solute in a solution

Back 126

Dissociation

Hint 126

Separation// dissociation

Front 127

Substance dissolved and becomes invisible

Back 127

Solute

Front 128

Substance that does the dissolving

Back 128

Solvent

Front 129

The process of forming ions from a solute in a solution

Back 129

Ionization

Hint 129

forming ions// ionization

Front 130

Ability of a solution to allow electric flow

Back 130

Conductivity

Front 131

Dissociation

Back 131

Separation of ions from a solute in a solution

Front 132

Substances that form ions in aqueous solutions usually ironically bounded compounds

Back 132

Electrolytes

Front 133

Compounds that do not form ions in solution and therefore do not conduct electricity

Back 133

Non-electrolytes

Front 134

The process of forming ions from a solute in a solution

Back 134

Ionization

Front 135

Two liquids that dissolve each other

Back 135

Miscible solution