Form 14: Dissolving Salts & Solution Changes
In this engaging exercise, students will explore the fascinating world of solubility by experimenting with different salts and observing how their dissolution alters solution properties, such as conductivity and color. Through hands-on activities and guided discussions, they will deepen their understanding of chemical reactions and the behavior of solutions in everyday life.
Questions
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Dissolving sodium hydroxide in water raises the solution temperature. This dissolving process is:
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Dissolving ammonium nitrate in water lowers the solution temperature. This dissolving process is:
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When calcium chloride dissolves in water, thermal energy is released. Dissolving calcium chloride is:
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Dissolving potassium chloride causes water temperature to drop from 22°C to 18°C. It is:
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What two energetic steps occur when an ionic salt dissolves in water?
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Separating solute ions from each other in a crystal lattice always:
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Attracting water molecules around dissolved ions (hydration) always:
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If lattice separation energy is greater than hydration energy, dissolving is overall:
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If hydration energy is greater than lattice separation energy, dissolving is overall:
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Dissolving table salt in water is classified as a:
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Which salt would be best suited for making an instant heat pack?
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Which salt would be best suited for making an instant cold pack?