5 Written Questions

1. For liquids dissolved in liquids:
2. Solid
3. How would you increase the amount of gas dissolved in a liquid?
4. One way to calculate the concentration of a solid dissolved in a liquid is by
5. Gas

5 Matching Questions

1. Supersaturated
2. Solubility
3. Agitation (stirring), Increasing the surface area, and heating
4. Solute
5. Exothermic

1. a How much solute can dissolve in a given amount of solvent
2. b Substance being dissolved
3. c Contains more solute than a saturated one
4. d When heat is given off while a solute is dissolving the reaction is said to be:
5. e Dissolving speeds up w/...

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Substance the solute is being dissolved in
   1. Solute
   2. Solvent
   3. Solution
   4. Polar
2. A solute could be one of these three things
   1. Solubility
   2. Solution
   3. Solute
   4. Solid, Liquid, and Gas
3. 1 mL of water has a mass of:
   1. 1g
   2. Polar
   3. Air
   4. Alloy
4. When a solution holds all of a given solute it can hold.
   1. Solute
   2. Supersaturated
   3. Saturated
   4. Saltwater
5. A solution with a small amount of solute in it
   1. Air
   2. Dilute
   3. Solute
   4. Alloy

5 True/False Questions

1. Endothermic → When heat is absorbed while a solute is dissolving the reaction is said to be:

   True        False

2. Kinetic Theory → Liquid

   True        False

3. Polar → Solid

   True        False

4. Concentration → A solution with a lot of solute in it

   True        False

5. Saltwater → When a solution holds all of a given solute it can hold.

   True        False