7-6 Properties of Solutions

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list all five kind of ionic compounds that are usually insoluble

carbonates, phosphates, chromates, sulfides, and hydroxides

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carbonates, phosphates, chromates, sulfides, and hydroxides are usually _____, except for certain ______

ammonia and alkali metal compounds

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alkali metal salts and ammonia are insoluble in what?

lithium compounds

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nitrate and chlorate salts are insoluble in what?

few exceptions

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sulfate salts and insoluble in what?

Pb, Ag, Hg, Ba, Sr, Ca

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chloride salts are insoluble in what?

Ag, Hg, Pb

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what is the definition of an aqueous solution?

water is the solvent

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nonpolars dissolve with ____, while polars dissolve with ____

nonpolars, polars

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is mercury chloride a strong or weak electrolyte?

weak

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what three factors affect dissolution rate?

surface to volume ratio, temperature, and agitation of solvent

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what is generally the unit for solubility?

g/ 100 g H2O

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gases increase/decrease in solubility as temperature rises

decreases

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what causes crystallization of a supersaturated solution?

seed crystal

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all solutions are….

homogenous mixtures

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colloids are considered _____ mixture

heterogenous

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what are two main differences between colloids and suspensions?

colloids cant settle, cant be filtered

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is a metallic compound

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ytterbium sulfate’s solubility increases/decreases as temperature increases

decreases