Noun
solubility- the condition of being soluble
- the amount of a substance that will dissolve in a given amount of a solvent, to give a saturated solution, under specified conditions
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- Solubility is often seen as a property of a substance or a characteristic ... 10 Solubility in non-aqueous solvents. 11 Solid solution. 12 Incongruent dissolution ...
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- Solubility is the property of a solid, liquid, or gaseous chemical substance ... 10 Solubility in non-aqueous solvents. 11 Solid solution. 12 Incongruent dissolution ...
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Solubility?
26. Which of the following
will have the highest rate of
solubility?
a sugar cube in boiling water
a sugar cube in room
temperature water
a sugar cube in refrigerated
water
27. Which of the following
will have the highest rate of
solubility? granulated salt in
water granulated salt in
benzene (benzene is a non
polar liquid)
granulated salt in gasoline
28. Which of the following
will have the highest rate of
solubility?
a sugar cube in water
a block of salt in water
a scoop of lard in water
29. Which of the following
will have the highest rate of
solubility?
granulated sugar in warm water
a sugar cube in warm water
granulated sugar in cool water
30. Which of the following
will have the lowest rate of
solubility?
stirred lard in water
stirred salt in water
unstirred salt in water
please tell me how this is
done....i know solubility is
the rate of which they
dissolve but how do i know
which one dissolves the
fastest?
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Whether or not something dissolves in a liquid depends on the ability of the solvent to interact with the (or ions) of the solute. How FAST something dissolves depends on the temperature of the solvent (warmer liquids will dissolve solutes more quickly than will cold solutes) and on the size of chunks of the solute. So, sugar dissolves more quickly in hot coffee than in iced tea, and granulated salt dissolves more quickly than rock salt. Stirring just moves the dissolved substance away from the undissolved, and will also speed up dissolving. With those ideas, you should be able to answer all your questions. |
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From a solubility product Can I don't have a problem. I'm
just wondering in a general
case. Does a greater
solubility product mean that
the salt is more soluble than
another salt with a lower
solubility product
Solubility product = Ksp.
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a greater Ksp means that the salt is more soluble than another salt with a lower Ksp |
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What is the difference between The rate of solubility and
dissolving have different
factors, but other than that,
what's the difference between
solubility and dissolving?
This topic is coming out for
my exams next week, and I'd
really appreciate it if anyone
who knows even a bit about
this could help me out.
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Simplistically, solubility is the measure of how much "stuff" dissolves in a solvent. Dissolving is the physical action of one material (solute) moving into the solvent. |
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