1.  Describe the solution process (including balanced reaction equations) for various common chemical compounds or compound types.  Include molecular compounds, ionic compounds, compounds that have both covalent and ionic bonds, compounds that are considered non-electrolytes, strong electrolytes, and weak electrolytes.

 

2.  Define (preferably by using a mathematical equation) 4 different concentration units (three of which should involve moles).  Give an example of each.

 

 

3.  List the 4 colligative properties of solutions and give the mathematical equation that relates the change in the property to a solution concentration. 

 

 

4.  Using freezing point depression give an example of how it is used 1) to determine molecular weights 2) how it  is used to determine purity 3) how it is used to determine whether a compound dissociates into ions in solution.

 

5.  Give some of the factors that determine whether a compound is soluble in water or not.  Include  some illustrious examples.