PREGUNTA RESPUESTA The solubility of solids is affected by temperature while the solubility of gases is affected by both temperature and pressure. The Solubility of Solids The solubility of a solid solute increases with increasing temperature because the thermal energy helps to overcome the attractions between solute molecules in the solid. The Solubility of Gases The solubility of a gaseous solute decreases with increasing temperature because the thermal energy helps to overcome the attractions between solute and solvent molecules. The solubility of a gaseous solute increases as pressure of the solute gas above the solution is increased because a higher pressure means that more gas molecules are present near the surface of the solution and able to dissolve. The ability for a substance to dissolve is affected by both temperature and pressure. Out of the following solutes, which would be the most soluble at 40 °C in 100 g of water? О O₂(9) NaCl(s) CO₂(g) Glucose(s) TODAVÍA NO LO SÉ ཎཱི ཧྲྰི ཅི སྠཽ ནེེ ཙཱི བྷྲ ༔ བྷཱ ཟླ བ Solubility (g solute 100g H,O) NaCl KT Glucose NaNO KNO Na,PO 40 80 100 Temperature (C) enviar

PREGUNTA RESPUESTA The solubility of solids is affected by temperature while the solubility of gases is affected by both temperature and pressure. The Solubility of Solids The solubility of a solid solute increases with increasing temperature because the thermal energy helps to overcome the attractions between solute molecules in the solid. The Solubility of Gases The solubility of a gaseous solute decreases with increasing temperature because the thermal energy helps to overcome the attractions between solute and solvent molecules. The solubility of a gaseous solute increases as pressure of the solute gas above the solution is increased because a higher pressure means that more gas molecules are present near the surface of the solution and able to dissolve. The ability for a substance to dissolve is affected by both temperature and pressure. Out of the following solutes, which would be the most soluble at 40 °C in 100 g of water? О O₂(9) NaCl(s) CO₂(g) Glucose(s) TODAVÍA NO LO SÉ ཎཱི ཧྲྰི ཅི སྠཽ ནེེ ཙཱི བྷྲ ༔ བྷཱ ཟླ བ Solubility (g solute 100g H,O) NaCl KT Glucose NaNO KNO Na,PO 40 80 100 Temperature (C) enviar

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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