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| When heat is released during a phase change |
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| When heat is absorbed during a phase change |
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| In reference to molecules, they also have positive and negative poles on ends. And opposites are attracted and have strong bonds. |
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| Is a homogenous mixture which means it has a uniform composition throughout. A true one cannot be seperated by physical or mechanichal means. |
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| Refers to the molecules that have charges but nutralize; do not have strong bonds and easily escape a solution. |
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| A temporary solution in which the different substances can be seperated by physical or mechanical means. |
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| The substance that is dissolved to make a solution. |
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| Is the substance that the solute is dissolved in. |
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| Refers to the ability of a solute to dissolve in a solvent. |
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| Is when a solute will not dissolve in a solvent. |
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| Is a mixture of 2 or more substances and 1 does not dissolve in the other, but stays temporarily suspended. |
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| A solution containing tiny, undissolved particles that remain permanently suspended in a liquid. |
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| A method for seperating a suspension by passing it through a filter. |
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| Boiling a liquid to vaporize it, then condensing the vapor back to a liquid in a seperate vessel. |
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