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Part 9: Which is NOT one of the 2 factors that increase the solubility of a GAS solute in liquid solvent:
 
increase temperature
 
increase pressure
 
decrease temperature
Part 9: Which is NOT one of the 3 factors that increase the solubility of a SOLID solute in liquid solvent:
 
increase pressure
 
increase temperature
 
increase agitation (stirring, shaking, mixing, etc)
 
incease surface area (i.e. crushing)
Part 9: 15 g of sugar cubes are dissolved in 120g of water at 20 C. What could be done to increase the rate of dissolution?
 
Stir the mixture
 
Use larger sugar cubes
 
Cool down the water
 
Add an electrolyte to the water
Part 9: Salt will dissolve in water more quickly if you stir it because...
 
Stirring increases the number of collisions
 
Stirring increases the kinetic energy
 
Stirring increases the surface area of solute
 
Stirring makes the particles move slower
Part 9: The solublity of a gas in a liquid occurs faster if the liquid is...
 
Cooled
 
Heated
 
Stirred
 
Agitated
Part 9: 40 g of CaCl2 dissolved in 100g of water at 30 C would be considered____________
 
an unsaturated solution (U)
 
a saturated solution (S)
 
a supersaturated solution (SS)
Part 9: 110 g of Pb(NO3)2 dissolved in 100g of water at 60 C would be considered____________
 
a supersaturated solution (SS)
 
a saturated solution (S)
 
an unsaturated solution (U)
Part 9: 30 g of K2CrO7 dissolved in 100g of water at 50 C would be considered____________
 
a saturated solution (S)
 
an unsaturated solution (U)
 
a supersaturated solution (SS)
Part 9: 30 g of K2CrO7 dissolved in 100g of water at 50 C would be considered____________
 
a saturated solution (S)
 
an unsaturated solution (U)
 
a supersaturated solution (SS)
Part 9: 30 g of KCl dissolved in 100g of water at 80 C would be considered____________
 
an unsaturated solution (U)
 
a saturated solution (S)
 
an supersaturated solution (SS)
Part 9: 80 g of NaNO3 dissolved in 100g of water at 10 C would be considered____________
 
a saturated solution (S)
 
an unsaturated solution (U)
 
a supersaturated solution (SS)
Part 8: Match the right description to the picture
 
Light bulb shines dimly
 
non-electrolyte
 
HCl
 
Not dissociated
Part 8: Match the right description to the picture
 
Weak acid
 
Light bulb shines brightly
 
HCl
 
Not dissociated
Part 8: Match the right description to the picture
 
Weak electrolyte
 
Light bulb shines brightly
 
HCl
 
Strong strong acid
Part 8: Match the right description to the picture
 
Partially dissociated
 
Light bulb shines brightly
 
C2H3OH
 
Strong electrolyte
Part 8: Match the right description to the picture
 
H2O
 
Strong acid
 
C2H3OH
 
Strong electrolyte
Part 8: Match the right description to the picture
 
Light bulb shines brightly
 
Weak acid
 
C2H3OH
 
Partially dissociated
Part 8: Match the right description to the picture
 
Strong acid
 
Weak acid
 
C2H3OH
 
non-electrolyte
Part 8: Match the right description to the picture
 
Strong electrolyte
 
Weak acid
 
H2O
 
non-electrolyte
Part 8: Match the right description to the picture
 
Fully dissociated
 
Partially dissociated
 
distilled water
 
non-electrolyte
Part 8: Match the right description to the picture
 
Fully dissociated
 
weak electrolyte
 
Light bulb does not shine
 
weak acid
Part 8: Match the right description to the picture
 
HCl
 
water
 
C2H3OH
 
Weak acid
Part 8: Match the right description to the picture
 
Light bulb does not shine
 
Strong electrolyte
 
Weak acid
 
HCl
Part 8: Match the right description to the picture
 
distilled water
 
Fully dissociated
 
Light bulb shines brightly
 
Strong acid
Part 8: Match the right description to the picture
 
non-electrolyte
 
H2O
 
Light bulb shines brightly
 
HCl
Part 8: Match the right description to the picture
 
C2H3OH
 
Fully dissociated
 
weak acid
 
strong electrolyte
Part 8: Match the right description to the picture
 
Not dissociated
 
Weak electrolyte
 
Light bulb shines brightly
 
HCl
Part 8: In order for a substance to conduct electricity... (which is not true?)
 
It will have to be in solid form
 
it will have to be dissolved in water
 
it will have to be an ionic substance
Part 8: When added to the distilled water in a beaker, which sample would caus the light bulb to glow the brightest?
 
potassium iodide, KI
 
ethyl alcohol, C2H2OH
 
glycerol, C3H5(OH)3
 
sucrose, C12H22O11
Part 8: Choose the solute that would likely create a solution that will conduct electricity.
 
potassium iodide, KI
 
ethyl alcohol, C2H2OH
 
glycerol, C3H5(OH)3
 
sucrose, C12H22O11