Chemistry I - Solubility

Chemistry I - Solubility

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What are the three most common insoluble metal ions forming salts?

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Section 1

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What are the three most common insoluble metal ions forming salts?

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Hg₂(II), Ag(I), Pb(II)

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How does ion product relate to the solubility constant?

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IP<Ksp - unsaturated IP=Ksp - saturated, at equilibrium IP>Ksp - supersaturated

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What is the only parameter that can affect equilibrium constants such as Ksp?

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Temperature

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In general, what is normality?

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This is the number of equivalents of interest per liter of solution.

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What is the Ksp for the disassociation of NaCl into its constituent ions in solution?

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Ksp=[Na⁺][Cl⁻] The pure solid is NEVER included in the equilibrium equation.

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What is a potential advantage of the common ion effect?

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Specific substances can be precipitated out, if needed. For example, in silver salts, potassium or sodium chloride could be added to preferentially precipitate silver chloride.

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What is solvation?

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Solvation is the (usually) endothermic process of solute and solvent molecules breaking IMF's with themselves and then forming IMF's between each other

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What, in general, is the entropy and enthalpy change for solvation?

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Usually, the entropy change is positive (spontaneous) while the enthalpy change is positive (non-spontaneous)

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How does osmotic pressure relate to the number of particles that can dissolve into solution?

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The greater number of particles, the greater the osmotic pressure.

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T/F A solution of NaCl will be more soluble in a solution of HCl than pure water.

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F Due to the common ion effect, the presence of Cl⁻ ions will decrease the solubility of the NaCl.

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According to the boiling point equation, how will the number of particles a salt dissolves into in solution affect the change in temperature?

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The more particles, the GREATER the increase in boiling point fo the solution.

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What are the two, absolute solubility rules?

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All group 1 metal salts and nitrate salts are soluble

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What does Raoult's Law state regarding vapor pressure?

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As solute is added to a solvent, the vapor pressure of the solvent decreases proportionally.

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T/F Ksp equations may have a denominator

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F These can NEVER have a denominator, as the pure solid is NEVER included in the equilibrium equation.

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