Solubility Review

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Solubility Challenge: Test Your Knowledge!

Welcome to the Solubility Review Quiz! This engaging quiz will help you test your understanding of solubility concepts, from basic definitions to real-world applications. Perfect for students, teachers, and anyone interested in chemistry!

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5 Grams of Solute are Dissolved into 50 ml of water. What is the concentration in G/100 ml?

.1 g/ml

10 g/ml

.1 g/100ml

10 g/100ml

A solute fully dissolves into a solution. The solution is....

Saturated

Unsaturated

Supersaturated

Not enough information

A student does lab 4.1. How can he tell if the solution is saturated?

When no more solute dissolves

When all solute dissolves

When crystals form (Precipitate)

When more solute can be dissolved

How can Mark increase the amount of solid solute that can dissolve in a solvent?

By mixing well

By Decreasing the temperature

By Increasing the Temperature

By Increasing the Pressure

50 grams of KNO3 are dissolved into 100ml of water at 40 degrees. The solution is.....

Saturated

Unsaturated

Supersaturated

You cannot tell from the data alone

If a solution of NH4Cl at 80 degrees drops to 30 degrees, how much NH4Cl will come out?

10 grams

50 grams

65 grams

25 grams

How much KCL will dissolve into 50 ml of water at 80 degrees?

50 grams

25 grams

100 grams

40 grams

How can we increase the amount of gas that dissolves into a solvent?

Increase the Temperature

Decrease the Temperature

Mix well

You cannot dissolve a gas

Mr. Holcomb Makes a solution. It is too concentrated. How can he reduce the concentration?

Add more Solute

Add more solvent

Evaporate Solvent

Drink it

If you increase the temperature of a CO2 solution from 40 to 60, how much CO2 will come out?

0 grams

1 gram

.06 grams

.04 grams

How much H2O is needed to completely dissolve 140 grams of NH3 at 10 degrees?

1 ml

100 ml

50 ml

200 ml

50 grams of NaCa dissolve into 100 ml of water. Some NaCl is left over. The concentration is...

.5 g/100ml

50 g/100ml

Below 50 g/100ml

Above 50g/100ml

A beaker is 80 grams. A solution with a beaker is 160 grams . The solution alone has a mass of?

160 grams

80 grams

90 grams

0 grams

A solution of KCl03 is at 30c. If we increase the temp to 50c, how much more can we dissolve?

10 grams more

0 grams more

5 grams more

100 grams more

A 50ml saturated solution of NH4Cl is cooled from 90c to 50c. How much solid will precipitate?

20 grams

70 grams

50 grams

10 grams

An unknown solid has a solubility of 18 g/100ml. How much water is needed to dissolve 76 grams?

100 ml

257.6 ml

422.2 ml

13.68 ml

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