11.9: Homework Solutions
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Mixtures and Solutions
(01)
- F
- F
- F
- T
- F
(02) Of the following examples of solutions, determine whether the solute is an electrolyte or a molecule.
- molecule
- molecule
- molecule
- electrolyte
- electrolyte
(03)
- solute is CO2 & solvent is H2O
- solute is NaCl & solvent is H2O
- solute is sugar & solvent is H2O
- solute is sodium bicarbonate & solvent is H2O
- solute is O2 & solvent is air (mostly N2)
Solution Concentrations
(04)
- 0.6 g/L glucose
- 1850 mcg/mL cholesterol
- 1.42 mg/L iron
- 0.1 g/L blood alcohol
- 1.50 x 103 mcg/mL sodium ions
(05) 12.5 g glucose
(06) 115 mL
(07)
- 0.86 mol/L
- 7.0 x 102 mol/L
- 8 mmol/mL
- 900 mol/L
- 1700 mmol/dL
(08) 0.45 mol hydroxide & 0.15 mol aluminum ions
(09) 1.3 mEq/L Cu2+; 0.36 mEq/L Mn4+; 1.6 mEq/L Zn2+
(10) 0.40 Eq Ca2+; 0.40 Eq SO42-
(11) 2.3 mL
(12) 29 mL of 7.0g/10mL or 50. mL of 10g/25 mL
(13) 1.3 mL/min
(14) 0.19 mg/min
(15) 33 mg/kg; yes the levels are within safe limits.
Converting Between Different Concentration Units
(16) 0.12 Eq/L of Ca2+; 0.12 Eq/L Cl-
Colloids and Suspensions
(17)
- Chocolate milk - solution and rice pudding - colloid
- Tuna salad - colloid and vinegar-based dressing - solution
- Light syrup - solution and pureed fruit - colloid
- Rocky road ice cream- colloid and fruit juice - solution
- Mashed potatoes - colloid and vegetable oil - solution
Membranes, Osmosis and Dialysis
(18)
- Water moves from B to A
- Water moves from B to A
- Water moves from A to B
(19) isotonic: soluitons with equal total solute concentrations, therefore, NO osmosis
(20)
- Hypotonic into Hypertonic
- Hypotonic into Hypertonic
- no flow
(21) Water flows from the magnesium sulfate solution into the calcium chloride solution.
(22) 7.8 M Al3+