Chemistry-Solutions (CH.17&18)

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Chemistry-Solutions (CH.17&18)

Colloids
heterogenous mixtures
large molecules [in dispersed phase]
dispersion medium=solid, liquid or gas
glues, gelatin, paint, aerosol spray, smoke
cloudy or milky in appearance
clear when dilute
particles cannot be retained by filterpaper
particles do not settle
tyndall effect
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Colloids heterogenous mixtures
large molecules [in dispersed phase]
dispersion medium=solid, liquid or gas
glues, gelatin, paint, aerosol spray, smoke
cloudy or milky in appearance
clear when dilute
particles cannot be retained by filterpaper
particles do not settle
tyndall effect
Suspensions particles settle out upon standing
very large particles
heterogenous
at least two substances can be clearly identified
particles are retained in a filter
Tyndall effect the scattering of visible light in all directions
Brownian motions chaotic movement of colloidal particles [b/c of light]
Emulsions colloidal dispersion of liquids in liquids
Emulsifying agent essential for the formation of an emulsion and for maintaining the emulsion's stability
Effervescence rapid escape of gas from a liquid
miscible liquids disolve freely into each other
immiscible liquids not soluable in each other
Henry's law S1/P1=S2/P2
in a gas, increased pressure... increased solubility
in a gas, increased temp decreased solubility
factors that affect the rate of a solution being formed increased surface area
stirring
heating solvent
concentration of solvent (M)
Dilution M1V1=M2V2
like dissolves like polar disolves polar
nonpolar dissolves nonpolar
solute substance that will be dissolved
solvent substance that will do the dissolving
soluable substance's capability of dissolving
molarity molesof solute/solution (L)
miscible liquidsdissolve freely into each other(Alcohol/water)
immiscibe liquids dontdissolvefreely in each other (Oil/water)
homogeneous looks the same,one phase only, colloids&solutions
hetergenous looks different, more than one phase, suspension
this is/are not a true solution suspension
this is/are a true solution colloids, solutions
grinding... increases surface area and rate of solvation
hydrates ionic crystals that have formed water into its structure in specific ratios
colligative properties any property of a solution that is changed because of the addition of a soute
nonelectrolyte in solutions a nonelectrolyte will lower the freezing point and raise the boiling point of the solvent at a constant rate. the tendency for a nonelectrolyte in solution to change phase is lower than that for a pure solvent
Freezing point formula change in tempF=(m)(Kf)(n)
boiling point formula change in tempB=(m)(Kb)(n)
percent by volume (volume of solute)/(solution of volume) X100
units should be same ..
percent by mass (mass of soulte (g))/(solution of volume (mL)) X100
molality is also known as molal concentration

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