Question 11 pts
Match the definition with it's correct word.
A mixture composed of a solute dissolved in a solvent.
[ Choose ] Solute Solution Soluble Miscible Insoluble Solvent Immiscible
The greater substance that does the dissolving in a solution.
[ Choose ] Solute Solution Soluble Miscible Insoluble Solvent Immiscible
A term that describes when a solid solute does not dissolve in a solid solvent.
[ Choose ] Solute Solution Soluble Miscible Insoluble Solvent Immiscible
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Question 21 pts
Choose the one best description for the solubility of ionic compounds in water.
When ionic compounds dissolve in water, the ion-dipole force is present between the ions and the water molecules.
When ionic compounds dissolve in water, the hydrogen-bridging force is present between the ions and the water molecules.
When ionic compounds dissolve in water, the ion-dipole force is present between the atoms and the water molecules.
When ionic compounds dissolve in water, the dipole-dipole force is present between the ions and the water molecules.
When ionic compounds dissolve in water, the London force is present between the ions and the water molecules.
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Question 31 pts
The "Like Dissolves Like" rule for covalent compounds states that [ Select ] ["polar", "nonpolar", "solutes", "solvents"] solutes will dissolve in nonpolar [ Select ] ["solvents", "polar", "solutes", "nonpolar"] .
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Question 41 pts
a. Br2(l) is [ Select ] ["soluble", "insoluble", "miscible", "immiscible"] in C6H6(l)
b. C8H18(l) is [ Select ] ["immiscible", "insoluble", "miscible", "soluble"] in C6H6(l)
c. AgCl(s) is [ Select ] ["immiscible", "insoluble", "soluble", "miscible"] in C6H6(l)
d. NaAcetate(s) is [ Select ] ["immiscible", "miscible", "soluble", "insoluble"] in C6H6(l)
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Question 51 pts
a. I2(s) is [ Select ] ["miscible", "immiscible", "soluble", "insoluble"] in NH3(l)
b. C3H8(l) is [ Select ] ["immiscible", "insoluble", "soluble", "miscible"] in NH3(l)
c. PCl3(l) is [ Select ] ["insoluble", "soluble", "immiscible", "miscible"] in NH3(l)
d. CH3OH(l) is [ Select ] ["insoluble", "soluble", "immiscible", "miscible"] in NH3(l)
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Question 61 pts
What is the mass percent of potassium chloride when 9.35 grams of potassium chloride is mixed into 162.98 grams of water? Choose the answer with the appropriate significant figures and choose the correct unit.
[ Select ] ["5.426", "5.43", "7.70", "5.737", "5.74"] [ Select ] ["% KCl", "M KCl", "g KCl", "g H2O", "% H2O"]
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Question 71 pts
Calculate the mass of sodium hydroxide needed to make 125 g of a sodium hydroxide solution that has a mass percent of 10.0%. Choose the answer with the appropriate significant figures and choose the correct unit.
[ Select ] ["12.5", "1250", "8.00", "40.0", "12.50"] [ Select ] ["mg NaOH", "g NaOH", "% NaOH", "g NaH", "M NaOH"]
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Question 81 pts
Choose all answers that express a molarity value. Select all that apply.
0.2310 g
12 m
70 M
0.05 mol/L
55 mol
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Question 91 pts
750 mL of a solution is made with 4.00 g of NaOH. Calculate the molarity of the solution. Choose the answer with the appropriate significant figures and choose the correct unit.
[ Select ] ["0.000133", "0.133", "0.13", "0.0053", "0.00013"] [ Select ] ["mol", "M", "g/L", "L", "m"]
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Question 101 pts
What is the molarity when 31.50 grams of potassium chloride is added to water to make a 1.25 L solution? Choose the answer with the appropriate significant figures and choose the correct unit.
[ Select ] ["0.338", "25", "25.2", "338", "0.34"] [ Select ] ["M", "g/L", "mM", "m", "mol/mL"]
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Question 11 pts Match the definition with it's correct word. A mixture composed of a solute...
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