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7.1 ionic vs covalent solutes with pHet intro to solutions

7.1 ionic vs covalent solutes with pHet intro to solutions

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Presentation

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Chemistry

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10th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Easy

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NGSS
HS-PS1-3, HS-PS2-4

Standards-aligned

Created by

Tania Murphy

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1 Slide • 7 Questions

1

Ionic vs Covalent Solutes

​this is to be aligned with part 1 of the introduction to solutions pHet simuulation

2

Drag and Drop

There were two solutes that you worked with in the pHet simulation. The first one was ​
and the second one was ​
. The ​
is the substance that dissolves and the ​
is the substance that does the dissolving. When a solute and solvent are combined you have a ​
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sodium chloride
sugar
solute
solvent
solution
mixture
density
vapor pressure
molar mass
mole ratio

3

Match

Match the following

weak electrolyte

strong electrolyte

non-electrolyte

this substance would produce and electrolytic solution

this substance would not produce and electrolytic solution

salt that slightly dissociates into ions

salt that completely ionizes

molecular compound

KNO3

CCl4

4

Drag and Drop

When a salt, an ​
compound dissolved in water it dissociates to produce​
. The presence of these ions will allow the solutoin to ​
a current and the solution is ​
because the solute is an ​
.
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ions
ionic
conduct
electrolytic
electrolyte

5

Drag and Drop

When a molecular compound which is ​
bonded is dissolved in water does not ​
into
. Thus the solution ​
conduct a current because the solute is a​
.
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ions
covalently
nonelectrolyte
dissociate
does not
electrolyte
ionically
atoms
electorlytic

6

Drag and Drop

When ionic solutes dissolve they ​ dissociate into ions. The is due to the ​
attraction that occurs between the positive ​
and the partial negative
atom in a water molecule and the attraction between the negative ​
and the partial positive ​
atom in a water molecule.
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ion-dipole
cation
oxygen
anion
hydrogen

7

Draw

Draw a picture depicting how a molecular solute dissolves.

8

Draw

Draw a diagram depicting how an ionic solute dissolves

pattern-tertiary
Ionic vs Covalent Solutes

​this is to be aligned with part 1 of the introduction to solutions pHet simuulation

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