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| Not the same on all sides or ends. polar molecules are aymmetric |
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| A sloution in which the solute particles are too small to be seen, but are larger than ions, atoms, or molecules |
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| a solition in which a large amount of soulute is dissolved |
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| the process of seperating a suspension by allowing the suspended material to settle out, then pouring off the clear liquid |
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| a soultion that has a small amout of dissolved solute |
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| the clear liquid that passes through the holes of a filter |
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| the process of searating the parts of a suspenstion by holding back the suspended material, while the clear liquid passes through the small pores of holes of a filter |
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| Able to be mixed or disolved |
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| a molecule with poitive and negative ends |
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| a solvent whose molecules are polar |
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| the material held back by a filter |
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| a solutuion in which no more solute can dissolve |
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| the material that settles out of a suspension |
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| the amount of solute that can dissolve |
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| the part of a solution that is present in a lesser amount. it is the material that is dissolved |
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| a homogenious mixture of a slite in a solvent |
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| the part that dissolves the solute. The solvent forms the largest part of the sloution |
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| A solution in which the solvent is holding more solute than it can hold at saturation |
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| a mixture of partives that are large enough to be seen |
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| the same on all sides. nonpolar molecules are symmetric |
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| a sloution that can still dissolve additoinal solute |
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| a compound that porduces hydrongen ions in water. the hydrogen ions reacy with warer to make Hydronium ions |
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| a salt formed from a stong acid and a weak base |
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| a compoud that produces hydroxide ions in water |
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| a salt formed from a weak acid and a stong base |
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| a proton. a hydrogen atom without its electron |
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| a proton combinded with a water moecule |
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| a substance that changes color to indiacte acididy (pH) |
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| a salt made from either a stong acid and a strong base or a weak acid and a weak base |
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| the reaction between an acid and a vase to produce a salt and water |
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| a scale of 0-14 used for measuring the acidity of a solution |
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| A combination of a metal and a non-metal |
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| an acid that is compleatly inonized in water |
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| a base that is compleatley ionized in water |
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| an acid that is partly ionized in water |
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| a base that is partly ionized in water |
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