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Solubility Curves - CP

This document contains a solubility curves worksheet with questions about determining the amount of solutes that can dissolve in water at given temperatures using solubility curves. It also contains questions about how changes in temperature and pressure affect the solubility of carbon dioxide in soda pop and whether certain solutions would be saturated, unsaturated or supersaturated. The student is asked to use solubility curves and tables to answer questions about solubility.

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415 views2 pages

Solubility Curves - CP

This document contains a solubility curves worksheet with questions about determining the amount of solutes that can dissolve in water at given temperatures using solubility curves. It also contains questions about how changes in temperature and pressure affect the solubility of carbon dioxide in soda pop and whether certain solutions would be saturated, unsaturated or supersaturated. The student is asked to use solubility curves and tables to answer questions about solubility.

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  • Solubility Curves Worksheet - CP: Provides exercises on solubility with scenarios involving different compounds and a graph for analysis.
  • Directions and Questions: Continues from page 1 with directions and questions related to solubility using the provided graph.

Name:

 ________________________________________  Date:  __________________________  Block:  ___________  


 
Solubility Curves Worksheet - CP
1. Using a solubility curve, determine the amount of each solute that can dissolve in 100g of
water at the given temperature.

a. KNO3 at 70oC ___________


b. NH4Cl at 90 oC ___________
c. NaCl at 100 oC ___________
d. NaNO3 at 35 oC ___________
e. NH3 at 20 oC ___________
f. KClO3 at 65 oC ___________
g. NH4Cl at 65 oC ___________
h. NaNO3 at 10 oC ___________

 
2. When cola, a type of soda pop, is
manufactured, CO2 (g) is dissolved in it.
a. A capped bottle of cola contains CO2(g) under high pressure. When the cap is
removed, how does pressure affect the solubility of the dissolved CO2(g)?

b. A glass of cold cola is left to stand for 5 minutes at room temperature. How does
temperature affect the solubility of the CO2(g)?

3. Using the table above, determine whether the following solutions would be saturated,
unsaturated, or supersaturated.

a. 120g NaNO3 at 50 oC ___________________________


b. 40g NaCl at 90 oC ___________________________
c. 10g KNO3 at 30 oC ___________________________
d. 80g KNO3 at 50 oC ___________________________
e. 70g NH4Cl at 90 oC ___________________________
Directions:    Use  the  graph  to  answer  the  questions  below.    If  the  question  requires  a  calculation,  show  
the  work.  
 
1. What  is  the  solubility  of  potassium  
chloride    at  10°C?    __________  
 
2.  What  is  the  solubility  of  potassium  
chloride  at  80°C?    __________  
 
3. Is  potassium  chloride  a  solid  or  a  gas?    
___________      
 
4. What  happens  to  the  solubility  of  solids  as  
temperature  increases?  
 
5.  What  is  the  solubility  of  NH3  at  10°C?    
__________  
 
6. What  is  the  solubility  of  NH3  at  50°C?    
__________  
 
7. Is  ammonia  a  solid  or  gas?    ____________    
What  happens  to  the  solubility  of  gases  as  
temperature  increases?  
 
 
8. At  90°C,  10  g  of  potassium  chlorate  is  dissolved  in  100  g  of  water.    Is  this  solution  saturated,  
unsaturated,  or  supersaturated?    _____________________  
 
9. Which  substance  in  the  graph  above  is  least  soluble  at  10°C?    __________  
 
10. Which  substance  in  the  graph  above  shows  the  least  change  in  solubility  from  0°C  to  100°C?    
_________________  
 
     
 
 
 

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