

Solubility: Like Dissolves Like
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12th Grade
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Joseph Anderson
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Physical combination of substances that can be separated physically
Homogeneous (Uniform)
Heterogeneous (Non-Uniform)
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Heterogeneous Mixture
Components are physically combined and physically separated
Made of a Solute + Solvent
Solute: is dissolved (Salt)
Solvent: dissolves the solute (Water)
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Dissolves many substances
Is Polar
Has partial positive and negative charges that can pull polar solutes apart
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Polar dissolves polar
Has charges
Non-polar dissolves non-polar
No charges
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Solubility
How well something dissolves
Unique for most substances and can vary due to outside influences
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Open Ended
What are some ways you can increase the solubility of a substance? Think of real life instances where you had to dissolve something.
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Increasing temperature
Enhances solubility of a solid
Decreases solubility of a gas
Temperature
Grinding substances into smaller pieces exposes more molecules of solute to the solvent.
Surface Area
Allows more molecules of solute to be exposed to the solvent
Stirring
Shaking
Agitation
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The solvent can continue to dissolve more solute.
Unsaturated
The solution contains the maximum amount of solute and cannot dissolve anymore.
Saturated
The solution has more solute than can be dissolved. Some may crystallize out in the solution.
Super Saturated
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Hotspot
Which of the following solutions are heterogenous?
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Match
Identify a solute, the solvent, and the solution in a carbonated drink (like soda).
Carbon Dioxide (dissolved in the drink)
Water
The Carbonated Drink
Solute
Solvent
Solution
Solute
Solvent
Solution
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Fill in the Blanks
Water is called the solvent.
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Multiple Choice
A solution is made up of a
Solvent & Solute
Solvent & solution
Concentration & solute
Love & Care
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Multiple Choice
A solution in which the solute completely dissolves.
saturated solution
unsaturated solution
supersaturated solution
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Multiple Choice
A ________ is a solution in which no more solute can dissolve.
saturated solution
unsaturated solution
supersaturated solution
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Multiple Choice
A solution that contains more solute than a saturated solution is a ______.
unsaturated solution
super saturated solution
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Multiple Choice
When you add a small amount of solute, all of it dissolves, forming an __________.
supersaturated solution
saturated solution
unsaturated solution
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