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A rubbing alcohol that reads 70% isopropyl alcohol means 70% by volume.
A rubbing alcohol that reads 70% isopropyl alcohol means 70% by volume.
True (A)
A gaseous solution is only formed when a gaseous solute is dissolved in a gaseous solvent.
A gaseous solution is only formed when a gaseous solute is dissolved in a gaseous solvent.
True (A)
Pressure is the only factor that affects the solubility of a substance.
Pressure is the only factor that affects the solubility of a substance.
False (B)
If too much sugar was added to water, it will reach a point where it can no longer dissolve more of it.
If too much sugar was added to water, it will reach a point where it can no longer dissolve more of it.
Solutions are always in the form of liquid.
Solutions are always in the form of liquid.
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70% isopropyl alcohol concentration
70% isopropyl alcohol concentration
Represents 70% isopropyl alcohol by volume in the solution.
Gas solution composition
Gas solution composition
A gas solution can be formed by dissolving a gaseous solute in a gaseous solvent, or a gaseous solute in a liquid solvent.
Solubility factors
Solubility factors
Solubility is affected by more than just pressure.
Solubility limit of sugar
Solubility limit of sugar
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Study Notes
Understanding Solutions
- Rubbing alcohol concentration: 70% isopropyl alcohol means 70% by volume
Characteristics of Solutions
- Gaseous solutions: Only formed when a gaseous solute is dissolved in a gaseous solvent
- Solubility factors: Pressure is a factor that affects solubility
Saturated Solutions
- Limited solubility: If too much sugar is added to water, it reaches a point where it can no longer dissolve more of it
Clarifying Misconceptions
- Solutions are not always liquids: This is a false statement, as solutions can exist in various phases
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