6.3 Reading Table F and Table G

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UNIT 6 SOLUTIONS AND GASES
6.3 How do we read table F and G?
April 11, 2011
AIM: How do we know if a substance is soluble in
another, and to what extend?
DO NOW:
1. Define solubility.
How much of a solute will dissolve in a certain
amount of solvent
2. What factors affect solubility?
TEMPERATURE
PRESSURE
POLARITY OF SUBSTANCES
TABLE F
WORD
DEFINITION
SOLUBILITY
How much of a solute will dissolve
in a certain amount of solvent
SOLUBLE
Materials with high solubility
INSOLUBLE
Materials with low solubility
PRECIPITATE
Formation of a solid in a solution
CATEGORY
Dissolves or does
not dissolve?
SOLUBLE
Dissolves
INSOLUBLE
Dissolves
Formation of Precipitate?
No
Yes
Is NH4Cl soluble in H2O?
All ammonium ions are
soluble and halides (Cl-, Br-, I) are soluble.
Therefore, NH4Cl is soluble
in H2O.
Is silver chloride soluble in H2O?
All halides are soluble. However, the EXCEPTIONS are when
combined with Ag+, Pb2+, and Hg22+.
Since silver (Ag) is listed as an exception, silver chloride is insoluble.
PRACTICE
LiF
HNO3
NaOH
Ca(OH)2
AgBr
Fe3(PO4)2
PbCl2
H2SO4
AgI
CaS
(NH4)2S
KClO4
TABLE G
WORD
SATURATED
“Just enough”
DEFINITION
a solution that contains a maximum
amount of solute that will dissolve
at a specific temperature
SUPERSATURATED
a solution holds more solute than is
present in a saturated solution at a
specific temperature
UNSATURATED
the solution holds less solute than
the maximum it can hold
“More than it can handle”
“Less than it can handle”
USING TABLE G
Table G tells us the grams of solute that can be
dissolved in H2O at various temperatures
Point on
Graph
Saturation
ON THE
LINE
SATURATED
BELOW
THE
LINE
UNSATURATED
OVER
THE
LINE
SUPERSATURATED
a) 60 grams of KCl at 80C:
SUPERSATURATED
_____
i) 60 grams of HCl at 45C _____
SATURATED
b) 70 grams of KNO3 at 50C:
UNSATURATEDc
___
j) 110 grams at NaNO3 at 45C ____
SATURATED
c) 40 grams of NaCl at 90C:
SATURATED
____
k) 1 gram of SO2 at 10C _____
UNSATURATED
d) 140 grams of KI at 20C
UNSATURATED
_____
l) 140 grams of KI at 10C _____
SUPERSATURATED
e) 90 grams of NH4Cl at
SUPERSATURATED
100C___
m) At how many grams of NH3 at 100C
would the solution be supersaturated?
ANYTHING ABOVE 8g
_________________
f) 70 grams of NH3 at 10C
SATURATED
_____
n) At how many grams of KNO3 at 40C
would the solution be unsaturated?
ANYTHING BELOW 63g
__________________
g) 10 grams of NH3 at 80C
UNSATURATED
_____
o) At how many grams of KCl at 60C
would the solution be saturated?
AT 45g
____________________
h) 20 grams of KClO3 at 30C
SUPERSATURATED
___
p) At how many grams of NaCl at 90C
would the solution be saturated?
AT 40g
______________________
INDEPENDENT PRACTICE
• Complete the Independent Practice
• PLACE COMPLETED IP IN HOMEWORK BIN
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