| INTRODUCTION
      TO SOLUTIONS | 
  
    |  | Types of solutions | 
  
    |  |  | Gaseous solutions | 
  
    |  |  | Liquid solutions | 
  
    |  |  | Solid solutions | 
  
    |  | Terms for the parts of a solution | 
  
    |  |  | Solvent | 
  
    |  |  | Solute | 
  
    | THE
      SOLUTION PROCESS | 
  
    |  | Summarized in terms of free energy | 
  
    |  |  | Entropy
      changes (increasing disorder) tend to favor solution formation | 
  
    |  |  | Enthalpy
      changes (heat changes) may or may not favor solution formation | 
  
    |  |  | It is the total energy change that controls the
      solution process | 
  
    |  | Enthalpy changes and solution formation | 
  
    |  |  | Three interactions involved in solutions | 
  
    |  |  | These interactions may involve | 
  
    |  |  |  | Ionic bonding | 
  
    |  |  |  | Intermolecular forces | 
  
    |  | The three processes involved in the formation of
      a solution | 
  
    |  |  | Separation of solvent particles from each other | 
  
    |  |  | Separation of solute particles from each other | 
  
    |  |  | Surrounding the solute particles by the solvent
      particles | 
  
    |  |  | Energy changes and the solution process | 
  
    | SOLUBILITY
      
      
       | 
  
    |  | Terms relating to solutions and their formation | 
  
    |  |  | Dissolving | 
  
    |  |  | Crystallization | 
  
    |  |  | Soluble | 
  
    |  |  | Insoluble | 
  
    |  |  | Miscible | 
  
    |  |  | Immiscible | 
  
    |  | Solubility and solutions | 
  
    |  |  | Solubility | 
  
    |  |  | Saturated solution | 
  
    |  |  | Unsaturated solution | 
  
    |  |  | Supersaturated solution | 
  
    |  |  | Comparison among these three | 
  
    | EFFECTS
      OF TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE ON SOLUBILITY | 
  
    |  | Solids | 
  
    |  |  | Effect of temperature on the solubility of
      solids | 
  
    |  |  | Effect of pressure on the solubility of solids | 
  
    |  | Gases | 
  
    |  |  | Effect of temperature on the solubility of gases | 
  
    |  |  | Effect of pressure on the solubility of gases
      and Henry’s Law | 
  
    | SOLUTION
      CONCENTRATION | 
  
    |  | Molarity | 
  
    |  | Mass percentage of solute | 
  
    |  | Molality | 
  
    |  | Mole fraction | 
  
    | CONVERSIONS
      AMONG CONCENTRATION UNITS | 
  
    |  | Converting percent to mole fraction | 
  
    |  | Converting molality and mole fraction | 
  
    |  | Converting molality and molarity | 
  
    | INTRODUCTION
      TO COLLIGATIVE PROPERTIES | 
  
    |  | Definition | 
  
    |  | List of colligative properties | 
  
    | VAPOR
      PRESSURE LOWERING | 
  
    |  | Vapor pressure lowering | 
  
    |  |  | Definition | 
  
    |  |  | Symbol | 
  
    |  |  | Equation | 
  
    |  | Raoult’s Law | 
  
    |  |  | Verbal definition | 
  
    |  |  | Mathematical definition | 
  
    |  |  | Vapor pressure lowering depends on the
      concentration of the solute but not on its specific nature | 
  
    | BOILING
      POINT ELEVATION | 
  
    |  | Verbal definition | 
  
    |  | Mathematical definition | 
  
    |  | Equation for boiling point elevation | 
  
    | FREEZING
      POINT DEPRESSION | 
  
    |  | Verbal definition | 
  
    |  | Mathematical definition | 
  
    |  | Equation for freezing point depression | 
  
    |  | Freezing point depression may also be used to
      determine molecular weight | 
  
    | OSMOSIS | 
  
    |  | Osmosis defined | 
  
    |  | Osmotic pressure defined | 
  
    |  | Equation for osmotic pressure | 
  
    | COLLIGATIVE
      PROPERTIES OF IONIC SOLUTIONS | 
  
    |  | The key difference between the numerical values
      for molecular and ionic | 
  
    |  |  | Depends on the number of particles in the
      solution | 
  
    |  |  | Ionic will always be greater than molecular | 
  
    |  | The form of the equations for colligative
      properties of ionic solutions | 
  
    |  |  | General form | 
  
    |  |  | The
      van’t Hoff factor |