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Understanding Solutions
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1. _A Which of the statements about the 2 _C._ Brass is a solution in which a solid is
effect of solutes on solutions is true? dissolved in a(n)
(A Solutes raise-the-boiling-peint-of-a-solvent: A liquid
B Water with a solute dissolved in it will B gas
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~C—Solutes.raise-the-freezing-point-of-a D water
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D Antifreeze boils at a lower temperature
than pure water.
3: _El Which of the following statements 4. L_ Which of the following statements
about solutions is NOT true? about the particles in a solution is true?
~A—Solutions-are-mixtures: A When an ionic solid mixes with water, its
Solutions contain a solvent dissolved in a ions repel water molecules.
solute. B When a molecular solid mixes with water,
-c—Avsolution-has the same-properties the covalent bonds are broken. )
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“throughout: . When an ionic solid mixes with water,
D—Fhe-solute:in-a-solution-can-be-a-selie: water molecules surround each ion.
-liquid;-or gas. ; D When a molecular solid mixes with water,
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5. _L_l&___ I a suspension is allowed to stand, the particles settle out.
6. J&\L_ Solutions and colloids are similar in that both are-suspensions.
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7. _ML_ The largest particles in a colloid are-smaller than the largest
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8. _fliz-____ The freezing point of a solvent decreases as solute is added.
9. __fidLMeleeum compounds in water conduct an electric current.
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Describing Acids and Bases
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1: _&Which of the following is NOT a 2. Q Because it wears away certain
property of an acid? materials, an acid is described as
A An acid is corrosive. A concentrated
An acid turns red litmus paper blue. B contaminated
\!Q‘\\\ An acid reacts with metals and carbonates. @ corrosive
D An acid tastes sour. D carbonated
3. _D_Which of the following best describes 4. A Which of the following best describes
bases? acids?
~A—They-feelslippery-and-taste-sour. @They taste sour and react with metals.
‘B—They-turn-red-itmus-paper-blue-and-react «B—-They-taste bitter-and-react with
with.metals. -carbonates.
“&—They-taste-bitter-and-reactwith “&~They-feekslippery-and-turn-bluelitmus
-carbonates, ~paper red.
They turn red litmus paper blue and taste - *B--They-react with-metals-but not-with
bitter. «arbonates.
- Fill in the blank to complete each statement.
5. A compound that changes color when it comes into contact with an acid or a base
is a(n) \
6. A base _@Lfi_n_&_ react with carbonates.
If carbon dioxide gas is produced when dilute acid is applied to a rock’s surface,
the rock is most likely made of _luvne shone.
8. Because vinegar contains a(n) _ZA_Q_\L it tastes sour.
9. Many soaps and detergents contain __DASES
10. The acid in the human stomach that aids in digestion is _hlém_fihlo_t‘acdd.
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