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What is a Solute?. What is a Solvent?. Solubility of a Substance. Solubility Curve. The relationship between the ___________in water and ___________. Temperature is the ____________ variable (x-axis). Saturated Solution.
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Solubility Curve • The relationship between the ___________in water and ___________. • Temperature is the ____________ variable (x-axis).
Saturated Solution • The ____________ amount of solute a solvent can dissolve at a given _________. • Any data point that falls ____ the curve of the graph is a saturated sol’n.
Unsaturated Solution • If you can add more solute to a solution and it will still dissolve, then the solution is classified as __________ • On a solubility graph, it will fall ______ the curve for the specific solute (NaCl).
Supersaturated Solution • A solution that contains __________than it can normally dissolve per a given amount of water. • This happens by cooling a saturated sol’n to make it supersaturated. • Any data point that is _______ the solubility curve is classified as a supersaturated sol’n.
Seed Crystal • A crystal of the solute added to a ___________________so the excess solute will precipitate out (crystals form). • Example - ____________- seed crystal is added to crystallize a supersaturated solution of sugar water.
Question #1 • What is the solubility of potassium nitrate in 100.0 grams of water at 80.0ºC? • Answer =
Question #2 • What is the solubility of potassium chloride in 100.0 g of water at 50.0ºC? • Answer:
Question #7 • How much more potassium chloride will dissolve 90.0ºC than at 20.0ºC? • Answer =
Question #12 • How much sodium chloride will dissolve in 350.0g of water at 70.0ºC? • Answer =