Solubility
A physical property
Terms
Solute: The substance being dissolved
Solvent: The liquid in which a solute is dissolved in
Solution: The mix of a solvent and a solute
Identify
3-solute
1-solution
2-solvent
Stages of solubility
1. Unsaturated: When a
solvent can dissolve
more of a solute.
Stages of solubility
2. Saturated: A solvent has the
maximum amount of solute
dissolved in it.
Stages of solubility3. Supersaturated:
When a solvent has
more than the
maximum amount of
solute in it
Factors that affect solubility
Temperature
Stirring
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Solubility Curve
>Temperature affects
how much solute will
dissolve
>Different solutes dissolve
at different rates
What is happening
to solubility of the
substances as
temperature
increases?
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Solubility
How much NaNO3
⁰
dissolves at 0
C?
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How much KCl is
soluble at 10°C?
What is the only
substance that
DECREASES
solubility as
temperature
increases?
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