What are the Intermolecular Forces Involved in Solutions?

Q: What are the pharmaceutical use of Hypertonic solution?

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Q: What types of intermolecular forces give rise to hydration shells in an aqueous solution of sodium…

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Q: choose the pair of substances that are most likely to form a homogenous solution

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Q: When will carbon dioxide gas dissolve best in a carbonated soft drink? a. after shaking the…

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Q: An aqueous solution contains 44.7 g of HCI by mass. Calculate the mole fraction of the solution.

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Q: Explain the intermolecular forces that compete to determine whether or not an ionic substance will…

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Q: Sketch the “interactive network” of water molecules in theliquid state.

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Q: why liquids like mineral oil or acetone are not good at dissolving salts, or why mineral oil and…

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Q: The pressure of of a 7.1039 mol sample of Ar in a 6244.5 ml container is measured to be 57684.76…

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Q: List the three kinds of intermolecular interactions involved in solution formation?

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Q: What is the effect of hydrogen bonds on solubility?

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Q: What is osmotic pressure?

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Q: Which of the given phenomenon is explained by colligative property?     Freezing of ice…

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Q: Identify the types of intermolecular forces that are present in a solution of KCI dissolved in…

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Q: What are colligative properties? Give the name of four colligative properties.

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Q: How does boiling point or freezing point affect the dissolution of a solid in water and its…

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Q: What type of colloid is formed when a liquid is dispersed in a solid?

A: When a liquid is dispersed in a solid, the type of colloid which is formed is Gel.

Q: Q1. Describe ionic liquids and their solutions with examples?

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Q: Describe how intermolecular forces affect solvation.

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Q: 1. Describe and explain the nature of liquids by relating it with intermolecular attractive forces.…

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Q: Explain the Osmotic Pressure process?

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Q: Differentiate unsaturated, saturated from supersaturated solution.

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Q: What is the freezing point

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Q: This question is about boiling point elevation. What is the effect of solutes on the boiling point…

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Q: What type of intermolecular force causes the dissolution of NaCl in water?

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Q: Sweet tea is often made by dissolving a lot of sugar in water, brewing the tea, and then chilling.…

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Q: To increase solubility of a gas into a liquid the most, then

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Q: As concentration increases, a solution's vapor pressure its osmotic pressure and

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Q: Can you explain chemical bonds, dipole, crystal energies and their relevance to solubility?

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Q: Give short answers to each of the following questions. Do not copy the QUESTION 1 questions. Just…

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Q: how colloidal solutions can be purified?

A: There are various methods of purification of colloidal solutions.

Q: How do solutions differ from compounds? From other mixtures?

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Q: What is colligative property

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Q: Q1. Write any 4 properties of gases.

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Q: (a) An aqueous solution is (b) Water dissolves. compounds and compounds because it is a solvent. (c)…

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Q: Define the term solubility. How is it affected by temperature in solids and gasses?

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Q: What is the relationship between the strength of intermolecular forces and solubility of substances

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Q: The intermolecular force between the water and the ions in solution is stronger than the…

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Q: Explain the various factors that impact the solubility of substances in water

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Q: Which of the following steps in solution formation is exothermic? A) overcoming the solute-solute…

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Q: What usually happens to the solubility of solids as temperatures decreases?

A: Solubility of a substance dependent on the temperature.

Q: Why is entropy important in discussing the formation of solutions?

A: Entropy is the measure of energy dispersal in a system.

Q: Anti free liquids are mixed with water in car radiators to form solutions with low freezing points.…

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Q: What are the pharmaceutical uses of Hypertonic solution?

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