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Molarity
Molarity
Rate of Dissolution/Molarity
Solubility
Acids/Bases
100
What is the formula for Molarity
Molarity = moles/Liters
100
What is molarity?
Concentration of a solution in moles per liter
100
Increasing temperature (increases/decreases? rate of dissolving
increases
100
What is a polar molecule
a molecule with a negative and positive end. A NONsymmetrical molecule
100
pH less than 7
acid
200
Draw the moles triangle
Mole Liters * Molarity
200
Define Saturated Solution
When the maximum amount of solute is dissolved in a given amount of solvent. No more solute can dissolve
200
More collisions occur between solvent and solute when the solute's surface area is (greater/smaller)
greater
200
Water is (polar/nonpolar)
polar
200
Hydrogen donor
acid
300
Calculate the molarity of 5 moles of salt in 500mL of solution
10 M
300
Define solute
the substance being dissolved
300
How does stirring solution affect the number of collisions between solute and solvent
the number of collisions increase
300
Water can only dissolve (nonpolar/polar) solutes
polar
300
pH is a measure of the molarity of what ion
H+
400
Calculate the molarity of 24 grams of carbon in 4L of solution
0.5M
400
define solvent
the substance dissolving the solute
400
Calculate the volume needed to create a 3M solution with 6moles of salt (units!)
2L
400
Oil doesn't dissolve in water, so it must be (polar/nonpolar)
nonpolar
400
hydrogen acceptor
base
500
Calculate the moles of acid in 500mL of 12M solution
6 moles
500
When a solution is diluted, what happens to the number of moles? What happens to the molarity?
moles stay the same molarity decreases
500
Calculate the mass of C needed to create 2L of 2M solution
48 grams
500
Write the complete neutralization reaction when the ion of an acid combines with the ion of a base
500
Complete the following equation base NH3 + H2O -->
NH3 + H2O --> NH4 + OH-