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Colligative Study When would you should when so ok to, Study Guides, Projects, Research of Chemistry

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Molarity How can the concentration of a solution be expressed quantitatively? When you buy a bottle of a certain brand of lemonade you expect it to taste just as sweet as the last time you bought that kind of lemonade. Likewise, when doctors prescribe a certain ointment, they expect the concentration of medicine to be consistent. How do companies ensure their products taste or perform the same every time you purchase them? Many companies, including pharmaceutical companies, keep track of the concentration of a solution by measuring its molarity—a ratio of number of solute particles to the volume of solution. In this activity you will learn about molarity and how to represent concentra- tion quantitatively. Model 1 — Lemonade Mixtures* ‘Lemonade Solution 1 Lemonade Solution 2 TK _soK& y) “) Both pitchers were filled with enough water (solvent) to provide 2 liters of solution. Dissolved Lemonade Mix particle (solute) = * 1. Refer to Model 1. a. What is the solvent in this scenario? Water 6. What is the solute in this scenario? Lemonade Powder c. What is a dissolved lemonade mix particle represented by? Black Dots 2. Cirele the word that best completes cach sentence below and justify your answer based on the diagrams in Model 1 4. Lemonade Solution 1 has (more/less/the same) volume of solution as 2. How do you know? The same, each pitcher is up to 2L Molatity 1