Indicate what will happen when the following organic solvent is mixed with water: toluene OA. Organic stays on top, aqueous on bottom B. None of the above C. Aqueous stays on top, organic on bottom

Arrange the following compounds from most soluble to least soluble in water. I. methanol  II. n-butanol III. ethylene glycol IV. octan-2-ol

Arrange the structure on the image with regard to solubility in water. 1 being the least and 3 being the most

Choose the letter/s that applies: Which of the following is NOT a solution: a. facial astringents b. preparing a milk drink c. shampoo d. smoke e. jelly/gulaman desserts f. metal alloys g. sugar water h. nectar i. toothpaste j. oral antibiotics suspension style k. rubbing alcohol l. aqueous preparation of acids

Choose the letters that apply: Which of the following is NOT a solution:  a. facial astringents b. preparing a milk drink c. shampoo d. smoke e. jelly/gulaman desserts f. metal alloys g. sugar water h. nectar i. toothpaste j. oral antibiotics suspension style k. rubbing alcohol l. aqueous preparation of acids

To prepare 0.20 M NaOH (40.0 g/mol) you will need to dilute 34 g of NaOH to ____ mL. a.2.6 mL b.4.2 mL c.4200 mL d.170 mL e.590 mL

1. A true solution is homogenous and said to have only one phase. What is a “phase”? 2. Do you think the benzoic acid will dissolve in water at room temperature? At a higher temperature? If not, how will you convert the substance into a water-soluble compound?

What are the products of an acid reacting with a base, where the final pH of the solution is 7? a. water b. colloidal particles c. salt d. more than one choice is correct

7. Which of the following is the most water soluble at room temperature? A. a COOH B. C. iOH OH D. NH,

MgCl2 is a/an _____ subtance   a. organic b. ionic c. strong acid d. string base