First Aqueous Solutions notes

We fit a lot of information into one set of notes, but yet I don't feel that overwhelmed. We learned % mass, molarity and concentration of ions

Here is a link to a crash course solution that I thought helped.
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Some random things to remember that i got down that might now be to the main notes:(please correct  me if I don't have certain details correct)

• If a substance on a solubility curve has a negative slope, it is most likely a gas.
• Hydrogen bonds with only certain substances when in a long chain. the pneumonic for those substances is "phone call" or spelled F.O.N. Cl*. (the chlorine is only if it is terminal meaning on the end of the chain)
• Like dissolves like, polar dissolves polar, non-polar dissolves non-polar, ionic dissolves similarly to polar substances.
• When stating the answer in concentration of ions problems, state the charge in your answer if it is needed.
• (Volume of L)(Mol/L)=moles
• i(supposed to be cursive) is the Van't Hoff factor, which is the number of ions a substance will break apart into.
• Van't Hoff affects the melting/boiling/freezing point of solutions.
• Van't Hoff of covalent compounds is 0 because they do not ionize.
• you cannot have a Van't Hoff of zero, it starts at one.

That turned into a lot, but there it is.

Have a wonderful night and good luck with the studying

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