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Density and solubility of the water solution

Solution

It is the liquid which a material dissolved in to liquids such as solution … water or the alcohol

※As for the solution, deepness agrees with all parts

It is a liquid dissolving a material in like solvent … water

It is a material dissolving in a liquid like solute … salt.

When I nominate a salt solution for an example

  • Solution … salt solution
  • Solvent … water
  • Solute … salt

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A water solution … solvent is solution of the water

 

Density

I expressed the ratio of solute included in the density … solution. To express it in percentage; the unit is %

Mass} X 100

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density =\frac {solute

Because this is official, but mostly there are many problems of the salt,

density=saltsaltsolutionX100

I think that it is easy to remember the person whom I remembered here.

By the way, when I do expression transformation,

100

salt=saltsolutionXdensity

There is such a formula, but let’s learn these two formulas because we use this well.

 

Calculation of the density

[exercise] The pattern that an entrance examination shows well

① With 8 g of salt, I want to make the salt solution of 5% of density. That several g of water is necessary is an answer.

② ①You should put water several g more to make the density of made solution half, or demand で.

[elucidation]

① At first I substitute a value formally. (both formulas are enough, but substitute it for the second formula)

5 100

8=xX
800=5x
x=160

Therefore because I understood that a salt solution became 160 g,

I subtract 8 g of the solute from here and understand that 152 g of water is necessary.

 

② This may substitute it formally, but is not so all right because speed is slow.

I pay my attention to the mass of the solute not changing even if I add water how much because it is water to add to make density half.

You should add water so that mass of the solution doubles judging from a conclusion.

Thus, the answer becomes 160 g.

8 160 8 320

X100X100

Density after the density right before the left poured water poured 160 g of water

I should be able to get an image when I watch a ceremony.

Even if even anything gets caught, is not substitution formally; such; when can consider, calculation speed improves.

 

By the way, there are the problems of the system to mix a salt solution and a salt solution with, but let’s learn that there because we learn it by an equation of the middle 1 mathematics.

It is to make an equation with quantity of the salt to be important.

Solubility, recrystallization

The quantity of the limit of a material dissolving in water of …100 g of solubility. There is no unit.

Most materials come to have a big solubility at the same time as temperature rises (the quantity of a melting limit increases)

・Even if temperature rises, as for the salt, solubility hardly changes.

・Because temperature rises, solubility decreases calcium hydroxide.

It is the water solution which a solute dissolved in to a saturated water solution … solvent to the limit. (the water solution which can no longer melt)

The graph which expressed the solubility of the solubility curve … material and relations of the temperature

I lower temperature of the recrystallization … solution and vaporize a solvent, and precipitate the solute which was not able to melt as crystallization

 

For example, from this graph

  • Alum dissolves in 100 g of water of 58 degrees Celsius to 50 g
  • Alum dissolves in 100 g of water of 40 degrees Celsius to 30 g

I understand ということが.

By the way, the quantity of the limit of a melting solute is proportional to quantity of the water and is related. In other words

  • Alum dissolves in 200 g of water of 58 degrees Celsius to 100 g
  • Alum dissolves in 50 g of water of 40 degrees Celsius to 15 g

It means.

 

Calculation of the solubility

[exercise]

I dissolved alum in 100 g of water of 58 degrees Celsius to the limit and cooled this solution to 40 degrees Celsius. Is the recrystallizing alum several g?

[elucidation]

Alum dissolves in 100 g of water of 58 degrees Celsius to 50 g. The alum melts only to 30 g when I cool this to 40 degrees Celsius.

Thus, it is 50 in what melt only to 30 of 50 g – The alum of 30 = 20 g recrystallizes.

 

※By the way, the quantity of recrystallizing alum becomes 10 g of half in proportion to it when I change the condition called 100 g of first water of this problem into 50 g of water (to half).

Because you often use it by a calculation of the complicated solubility of the most barrier school, you should pour this technique into the corner of the head.

 

I return to a list of units

Chemistry

Posted by Lese