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Gen Chem I copy - My notes for gen chem 1
My notes for gen chem 1
Course
General Chemistry 1 (CHM1045)
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Gen
Chem Intro
Physical
Properties
appearance
conduction of heat
/
electricity
melting
point
solubility
least
dense
boiling
point
densely
taste
Smell
Densely
mass
Density
=
volume
D=
s
most
dense
solubility
solubility
is referred
to
asthe process
by
whicha solute
dissolves
ina
solvent
. The amount
that will
be dissolved
depends
on
what substances are involved
and the
temperature
Nacl
35
/
100g
Hzo
(
salt
)
start
with
100
1-
Add to.
og
Nacl
→ all
dissolves → unsaturated
Add
35
Nac/
→ all dissolves →
saturated
Add
40
Nacl→
35
dissolves
→
saturated w/
4-
3g
solid
Add
40
and
Heat
→
all dissolve
.
Slowly
cool the solution
keep
40
dissolved
→
supersaturated
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Gen Chem I copy - My notes for gen chem 1
Course: General Chemistry 1 (CHM1045)
226 Documents
Students shared 226 documents in this course
University: Broward College
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Gen
Chem
Intro
Physical
Properties
-
appearance
-
conduction
of
heat
/
electricity
-
melting
point
-
solubility
least
dense
-
boiling
point
-
densely
↳
-
taste
-
Smell
Densely
mass
Density
=
volume
D=
s
most
dense
solubility
-
solubility
is
referred
to
as
the
process
by
which
a
solute
dissolves
in
a
solvent
.
The
amount
that
will
be
dissolved
depends
on
what
substances
are
involved
and
the
temperature
Nacl
35.5g
/
100g
Hzo
(
salt
)
start
with
100.0g
1-120
Add
to
.
og
Nacl
→
all
dissolves
→
unsaturated
Add
35.7g
Nac
/
→
all
dissolves
→
saturated
Add
40.0g
Nacl
→
35.7g
dissolves
→
saturated
w/
4-
3g
solid
Add
40.0g
and
Heat
→
all
dissolve
.
Slowly
cool
the
solution
-
keep
40.0g
dissolved
→
supersaturated
