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Solvation Vs. Dissociation

Solvation Vs. Dissociation

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Chemistry

9th - 12th Grade

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Multiple Choice

Which explains why sugar does not conduct electricity when dissolved in water?

1

Sugar particles are too big to carry electricity.

2

Sugar particles break into ions once mixed with water.

3

Sugar particles do not break into charged particles upon dissolution.

4

Sugar particles do not have electrons in them.

2

Multiple Choice

Which of the following correctly explains the difference between sugar and salt when dissolved in water?

1

Salt dissolves in water and dissociate to form ions.

2

Sugar dissolves in water and dissociates into ions.

3

Salt does not dissolve in water but dissociates completely.

4

Sugar does not dissolve in water but dissociate into ions.

3

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a covalent compound?

1

BaF2

2

Na2CO3

3

C6H12O6

4

MgO

4

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an ionic compound?

1

CCL4

2

NaF

3

CO2

4

H2O

5

Multiple Choice

​ ​ _______ is an ionic substance whereas ​ ________ is a covalent compound.

1

NaCl, Sugar

2

Sugar, NaCl

6

Multiple Choice

The word dissociate, in the context of dissolving substances, means

1

to break apart into positive and negative charges

2

to form a solid once mixed with a liquid

3

to disappear into the liquid

4


To join together

Which explains why sugar does not conduct electricity when dissolved in water?

1

Sugar particles are too big to carry electricity.

2

Sugar particles break into ions once mixed with water.

3

Sugar particles do not break into charged particles upon dissolution.

4

Sugar particles do not have electrons in them.

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