Dissolving
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- 1.Concentrated solutions are
- A.
Solutions that have a large amount of solute particles
- B.
Solutions that have a small amount of solute particles
- C.
Solutions that have an equal amount of solute and solvent particles
- 2.Dilute solutions are
- A.
Solutions that have a large amount of solute particles
- B.
Solutions that have an equal amount of solute and solvent particles
- C.
Solutions that have a small amount of solute partricles
- 3.Concentration of a solution is
- A.
How much solute in a certain volume of solution
- B.
When there is a large amount of solute
- C.
When it thinks really hard
- D.
When there is a small amount of solvent
- 4.CHECK ALL THAT APPLYA saturated solution is...
- A.
Where no more solute can be dissolved
- B.
Where there is one solute particle for every solvent particle
- C.
Where the maximum amount of solute has been dissolved
- D.
Where more solute can be added
- 5.An unsaturated solution
- A.
A solution where no more solute can be dissolved
- B.
A solution where more solute can be dissolved
- C.
A solution that has an equal amount of solvent and solute
- 6.Solubility measures how much of a certain solute can be dissolved...check all that apply
- A.
At a certain temperature
- B.
With a certain solvent
- C.
Without stirring
- 7.You can increase the amount (and speed)of solute that a solvent can dissolve by...check all that apply
- A.
Removing heat
- B.
Adding heat
- C.
Stirring
- D.
Making the solute into smaller pieces
- E.
Adding a different solute
- 8.Saturated solutions can dissolve more when heated because
- A.
The solute particles gain more energy
- B.
The spaces between the solvent particles get larger and can fit more solute particles
- C.
The solute particles grow larger
- D.
The solvent particles gain energy to move farther apart.
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