1. A solution that is “holding” as
much as it can.
Saturated

2. Adding salt to water makes
the boiling point go …
up

3. A solution that is not “holding”
as much as it can.
unSaturated

4. Lotsa solvent but little solute
means …
dilute

5. Moles/liter of solution is…
molarity

6. The thing being dissolved is
called the …
solute

7. A solution that is “holding”
more than it is supposed to
superSaturated

8. True or False – water is the
only solvent we can ever use.
False, you could use
alcohol, antifreeze,
mercury, oxygen, …

9. Lotsa solute but little solvent
means …
concentrated

10. If a solution is SATURATED it
must also be concentrated.
True or false.
FALSE

11. If a solutions is very very
dilute then it must be
unsaturated. True or false.
FALSE

12. If you dissolve as much sugar
in water as you possibly can
the solution is saturated AND
concentrated. T or F
TRUE dat

13. Give an example of a solution
which is DILUTE yet
saturated.
Gold ring in a
glass of water

14. When a solid dissolves in a
liquid we say it is SOLUBLE.
What do we say when a liquid
will dissolve in another liquid.
miscible

15. I can only get about 0.00002
grams of Aluminum hydroxide
to dissolve in a gallon of
water. This solution is
Saturatedand _________
___________ dilute

16. Concentrated
Syrup is _______ and
_______
Saturated
(and yummy)

17. Moles/kg solvent
molality

18. In doing freezing point
calculations you must multiply DF
times K times ….
molality

19. Adding sugar to water makes
the freezing point go…
down

20. What is the dissociation fact of
NaCl ??
2

21. What is the dissociation fact of
AlCl3 ??
4

22. What is the dissociation fact of
sugar ??
1

23. Properties that depend on the
number of particles in solution
are called ….
Colligative
properties