Solubility and cleaning. Vocabulary Solute- something that gets dissolved Solvent- what the solute dissolves in A solution is a mixture of solute and.

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Solubility and cleaning

Vocabulary Solute- something that gets dissolved Solvent- what the solute dissolves in A solution is a mixture of solute and solvent where no separation can be seen using any type of magnification Water is called the universal solvent because it is good at dissolving so many things

Vocabulary Soluble- will dissolve in a solvent Insoluble- will not dissolve in a solvent ~Both of these terms require a solvent For example vitamin A is a fat soluble vitamin, meaning it will dissolve in oils (fat) However it is insoluble in water Water soluble (vitamin C) vitamins dissolve in water but are insoluble in oils.

Polarity of solvent molecules and compounds can either be polar or nonpolar. General rule- like dissolves like polar dissolves polar; nonpolar dissolves in nonpolar.

Both polar and nonpolar O HH H H H O= O- C H Methane Hydrogen is always on the outside so it has the same charge Water Hydrogen is on one side oxygen is on the other. -- ++ soap molecule This side is polar, two ends with different charges. This side is a long nonpolar branch. nonpolar polar this has a “Y” shape (3 ends)

Cleaning Washing is normally dissolving the “stain” material. Hard stains to get out are usually nonpolar. Dry cleaners use a nonpolar solvent (that is a liquid) that doesn’t harm most materials (tetrachloroethene) Soap is both polar and nonpolar.

Soap The nonpolar “tail” sticks in the stain, dissolving it. Leaving the polar “head” exposed. Many more soap molecules do this. This is called a soap micelle. So water encounters a sphere of nonpolar material with a polar “coating” on it (micelle). the water picks up the “polar” sphere and sweeps it away.

Soap Micelle Nonpolar part Polar part Soap molecule Nonpolar part of soap “dissolves” nonpolar stain Nonpolar stain Outside edge is polar so it “dissolves” in water

Emulsions This creates an emulsion (colloidal suspension of liquids) Mayonnaise is another emulsion. Mayonnaise is made up oil and vinegar (and other things) but an emulsifier allows them to mix in a colloidal suspension.

Assignment Read section 7.3 and 7.4 Pg Questions 17-20; 24-29