2025-01-31T00:12:48+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>Solubility </p>, <p>Define the 4 intermolecular forces &amp; rank them weakest to strongest </p>, <p>The ___ in a substance (solute/solvent) generally determines if it’s polar/nonpolar </p>, <p>A solution forms when the solvent-solute bonds are ___ than the solvent-solvent bonds </p>, <p>A solution will not form if the solvent-solute bonds are ___ than the solvent-solvent bonds </p> flashcards
Week 3 - solutions, solution formation, solubility l, colligative properties

Week 3 - solutions, solution formation, solubility l, colligative properties

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  • Solubility

    The amount a substance/solute will dissolve in a given amount of solvent

  • Define the 4 intermolecular forces & rank them weakest to strongest

    Dispersion (nonpolar molecules) < dipole-dipole ( +/- ends of polar molecules) < hydrogen bonding (when hydrogen is bonded to O/N/F and bonds with O/N/F on another molecule) < ion-dipole (ion and an oppositely charged polar molecule)

  • The ___ in a substance (solute/solvent) generally determines if it’s polar/nonpolar

    The intermolecular forces between molecules

  • A solution forms when the solvent-solute bonds are ___ than the solvent-solvent bonds

    Stronger/greater than

  • A solution will not form if the solvent-solute bonds are ___ than the solvent-solvent bonds

    Weaker/leas than