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Important Concepts
Water and Solutions
involves
Water
appears in the form of
Solubility of solutes
depends on
Acids
Alkalis
Solid Liquid
Temperature of solvent
Gas
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States of water
Solid (ice) Gas (steam)
melting
boiling / evaporation
freezing
condensation
Liquid (water)
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Chapter 5.1
thermometer
Freezing point : 0 oC
boiling tube
beaker
The distilled water in the boiling tube is cooled until it begins to freeze The thermometer shows the distilled water changes into ice at 0 oC
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Liquid
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steam
flask
The thermometer shows the pure water changes into steam at 100 oC
Bunsen burner 7
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Water starts to boil Gas 100 Boiling point of water Liquid Water boils completely
Time (min) 8
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The particles lose kinetic energy and move slowly The temperature falls At freezing point, the particles are packed closer together and cannot move freely anymore
Solid
Liquid
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The particles gain kinetic energy and move faster The temperature goes up At boiling point, some particles gain enough energy to break the force of attraction between the particles and become steam that move freely
Liquid
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Q.R. 5.1
Quick Refresh
Water is colourless, tasteless and odourless liquid Water exists in three states, which are solid, liquid and gas Water can change from one state to another The density of water is 1 g/cm3 Impurities in water can affect freezing and boiling point
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