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IH 3116
Solution Chemistry
Prerequisites " IH 3111, IH 3112, IH 3113, and IH 3114
1. Basic Concepts Related to Solutions
1.1 Define solution, solvent, solute, dilute, concentrated, saturated, unsaturated,
and supersaturated.
1.2 Describe types of solutions (solid, liquid, gases, and aqueous).
1.3 Define molar concentration (molarity).
2. Solution Preparation
2.1 Perform calculations involving the following: mass, moles, volume, and molar
concentration.
2.2 Describe procedure for preparing a solution of given concentration and
volume.
2.3 Demonstrate correct use of a pipette and a volumetric flask
2.4 Prepare solution given molar concentration and volume.
2.5 Perform calculations required for diluting solutions.
2.6 Prepare dilute solution from one of higher concentration.
3. Property Differences of Matter in Terms of Intermolecular Forces
3.1 Explain dynamic equilibrium in saturated solutions
3.2 Define molar solubility.
3.3 Calculate molar solubilities of substances given mass and volume at a given
temperature.
3.4 Explain how the nature of the solvent, the solute, temperature, and pressure
affect the solubility of solids, liquids, and gases in liquid solvents.
3.5 Define electrolytes and non-electrolytes.
3.6 Experimentally distinguish between electrolytes and non-electrolytes.
3.7 Write dissociation equations for electrolytic solutions.
3.8 Calculate concentration of specific ions in solutions of electrolytes.
3.9 Calculate concentration, moles, volume, or mass of a given reactant or
product, given concentration, moles, volume, or mass of one other reactant
or product.
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