Dissolving
Types of Solutions
Oceans and Salt Concentration
Solubility and Concentration
Boiling Point and Freezing Point
100

The substance in a solution that is present in the largest amount and acts as the dissolving agent.

Solvent

100

A homogeneous solid solution is also known as a(n):___________

Alloy

100

What body of water has the highest salinity?

The Dead Sea

100

Adding more solvent to a solution in order to lower the concentration is called____________.

Dilution/diluting

100
Based on what we learned so far, would water boil faster at higher elevations or lower elevations?

It would boil faster at higher elevations because the pressure is much lower.

200

In sugared tea, what is the solvent, and what are the solutes.

Solvent: Water

Solutes: Chemicals for the tea leaves and sugar.

200

A solid that can be dissolved in water to form an aqueous solution is called: ___________________

Water-soluble solid.

200

What percentage of the ocean water is pure water?

95%

200

As a scuba diver goes deeper, this happens to the amount of nitrogen in the blood.

What is increases?

200
Lowering the freezing point of a solvent by adding a solute is called _____________________

Freezing point depression

300

What special property does a solvent like Ethanol have?

It can dissolve both polar and nonpolar substances.

300

Antifreeze is an example of a what type of solution?

Liquid solution

300

The amount of salt present in a solution

What is salinity?

300

What can cause a supersaturated solution to crystallize?

Adding a solute crystal or agitating it. 

300

Raising the boiling point of a solvent by adding a solute is called ____________________

Boiling point elevation

400

List the 3 factors that affect the speed of dissolving.

Temperature, Surface Area, Movement

400

List the 3 main gases that make up our atmosphere.

1. Nitrogen

2. Oxygen

3. Carbon Dioxide

400

This is how oceans get salty


What is pollution/runoff. The minerals from the runoff create the salinity in the ocean.

400

What does Henry's Law state?

The amount of a gas that will dissolve in a liquid is directly proportional to the pressure applied to that gas/ when more pressure is applied, more of the gas will dissolve.

400

What are the substances in antifreeze?

Ethylene glycol and water

500

List 3 characteristics of a liquid solution.

1. Particles are too small to be seen.

2. Solute and Solvent are not easily separable

3. Particles do not settle out (They don't fall to the bottom of the liquid)

4. Solutions are homogenous


500

14-karat gold is a solution of what two substances?

Copper and Gold

500

The percent of salt found in the Dead Sea

What is 40%?

500

List 4 symptoms of Decompression Sickness, and how is this sickness normally treated?

Nausea, dizziness, pain in the joints and abdomen, paralysis and disorientation. Effected individuals are treated in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber.

500
Based on what we know about the effect of solutes on the freezing point of a solvent, how does sugar affect the texture of ice cream?

Sugar keeps the ice cream soft enough to scoop out. The sugar depresses the freezing point so that some of the ice cream never quite freezes.