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What type of solution is formed when a small quantity of substance is dissolved in a large quantity of water?
What type of solution is formed when a small quantity of substance is dissolved in a large quantity of water?
Which method is recommended for diluting acid?
Which method is recommended for diluting acid?
If a large quantity of substance is dissolved in a small amount of water, what is the result?
If a large quantity of substance is dissolved in a small amount of water, what is the result?
Which of the following statements is true regarding solution concentration?
Which of the following statements is true regarding solution concentration?
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What is a possible consequence of adding water to acid instead of acid to water?
What is a possible consequence of adding water to acid instead of acid to water?
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Study Notes
Solutions and Concentration
- A concentrated solution is formed when a significant amount of substance dissolves in a minimal volume of water.
- A dilute solution is created when a small quantity of substance is mixed into a large volume of water.
Process of Dilution
- To dilute an acid, always add acid to water rather than adding water to acid.
- This method is important for safety, as adding water to concentrated acid can cause an exothermic reaction, potentially leading to splattering or spills.
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Test your understanding of concentrated and dilute solutions, including the proper techniques for dilution. This quiz focuses on solution formation, safety measures in dilution processes, and key terms associated with solutions. Perfect for chemistry students aiming to reinforce their knowledge.
