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This study guide covers solubility including definitions of key terms like solute, solvent, and homogeneous mixture. It explores the principle of "like dissolves like" and intermolecular forces (IMFs). It also examines saturation, saturation points, and interpreting solubility curves. Finally, it discusses factors affecting solubility such as polarity, pressure, temperature, and other factors like concentration and surface area.
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What does it mean for a substance to be 'soluble' in a solvent? 🤔
It forms a heterogeneous mixture
It does not mix with the solvent
It dissolves to form a homogeneous mixture
It reacts chemically with the solvent