Chapter 7 Solutions

Mixture with little particles that are in between the size of particles in solutions and those in suspensions that suspend in liquids, solids, or gases.

Mixture between at least two immiscible substances where one liquid is mixed in the other.

Homogeneous mixture of at least two substances that are uniformly mixed.

The substance that is dissolved into the solvent.

The substance where the solute is dissolved.

A mixture with at least two metals.

When the amount of each substance in a sample of mixture varies.

When you pour a lighter liquid off of a heavier liquid.

Unable to mix.

When particles in a colloid scatter light that passes through.

Molecule in which its electrons are not distributed evenly.

A intermolecular attraction where hydrogen that is bonded to an electronegative piece of one molecule is pulled to two electrons of another molecule that aren’t shared.

Compound where electrons are divided evenly among the atoms.

The max amount of a solute that will dissolve in a solvent with given quantity, temperature, and pressure.

How much of a substance is in a given amount of mixture, solution, or ore.

Solution that has less than the max amount of solute.

Solution that dissolved the max amount of solute in certain conditions.

Solution with more dissolved solute than is needed to make it to equilibrium at that temperature.

Concentration of dissolved solute in solution per liter.

Unable to dissolve.

Able to dissolve easily.

Solution that has a small amount of solute.

Mixture where particles are either more evenly distributed or less evenly distributed through a liquid or gas.