A solution that is “holding” as much as it can.

Saturated

Adding salt to water makes the boiling point go …

up

A solution that is not “holding” as much as it can.

unSaturated

Lotsa solvent but little solute means …

dilute

Moles/liter of solution is…

molarity

The thing being dissolved is called the …

solute

A solution that is “holding” more than it is supposed to

superSaturated

True or False – water is the only solvent we can ever use.

False, you could use alcohol, antifreeze,

mercury, oxygen, …

Lotsa solute but little solvent means …

concentrated

If a solution is SATURATED it must also be concentrated.

True or false.

FALSE

If a solutions is very very dilute then it must be

unsaturated. True or false.

FALSE

If you dissolve as much sugar in water as you possibly can the solution is saturated AND

concentrated. T or F

TRUE dat

Give an example of a solution which is DILUTE yet

saturated.

Gold ring in a glass of water

When a solid dissolves in a liquid we say it is SOLUBLE. What do we say when a liquid will dissolve in another liquid.

miscible

I can only get about 0.00002 grams of Aluminum hydroxide

to dissolve in a gallon of water. This solution is

___________ and _________Saturated dilute

Syrup is _______ and _______

Concentrated

Saturated

(and yummy)

Moles/kg solvent

molality

In doing freezing point calculations you must multiply DF

times K times ….

molality

Adding sugar to water makes the freezing point go…

down

What is the dissociation fact of NaCl ??

2

What is the dissociation fact of AlCl3 ??

4

What is the dissociation fact of sugar ??

1

Properties that depend on the number of particles in solution

are called ….

Colligative properties