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Mixtures Water pH. Honors Biology. Mixture:. A combination of two or more substances that are physically mixed They are not chemically combined!! Examples : soil, salsa, trail mix, milk & cereal, sugar water. Types of Mixtures:. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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MixturesWater
pH
Honors Biology
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Mixture:A combination of two or more
substances that are physically mixed They are not chemically combined!!Examples: soil, salsa, trail mix, milk &
cereal, sugar water.
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Types of Mixtures:
A. Solution: A mixture formed when one substance dissolves in another- molecules are evenly distributed.
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1. Solute: the substance that is dissolved in a solution
2. Solvent: the substance that does the dissolving.
Example: salt watersolute=salt, solvent=water
Parts of a Solution :
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1. Solute: the substance that is dissolved in a solution
2. Solvent: the substance that does the dissolving.
Parts of a Solution :
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B. Suspension: Mixture of water and non-dissolved materials
(In between a Mixture and Solution)A Colloid: A suspension where you can’t see
materials with naked eyeExamples: Blood, Milk
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Now test what you learned:
Indicate whether each is a mixture, solution or suspension.
Unknown #1: Mixture
Salt & Pepper
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Unknown #2:
Saltwater: Solution
Solute:
Solvent: Water
Salt
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Unknown #3:
Solution
Solute:
Solvent:
Sugar
Lemon Juice
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Unknown #4:
SuspensionMuddy Water
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Unknown #5:
Solution
Solute:
Solvent:
Chocolate
Milk
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Unknown #6:
Solution
Solute:
Solvent:
Kool-Aid
Water
Kool-Aid
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Special Type of SolutionEmulsion – a type of Colloid An emulsion is a suspension of two liquids that
usually do not mix together. For example if we mix oil and water a suspension will form that over time separates. But now, if we add a few drops of a third substance, the emulsifier, and shake the mixture the oil and water will stay mixed much longer.
Examples of emulsions include butter and margarine, and mayonnaise.
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Water: Needed for Life
Water has several properties that make it necessary for life.
It is POLAR - It has area with a slight positive charge, and an area with a slight negative charge.
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Water: Needed for LifeThis polarity gives us the property of Hydrogen
Bonding.
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Water: Needed for Life
Hydrogen Bonding allows one water molecule to “stick” to another water molecule.
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Water: CohesionCohesion is the ability for water molecules
to stick to themselves
Beads of WaterSurface Tension
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Water: Adhesion
Adhesion is the ability for water molecules to stick to other materials
Meniscus in a graduated cylinder
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Water: A Great SolventRemember…
A solvent has the ability to dissolve other materials
Water is a solvent for many things
For example: The liquid part of your blood (the plasma) is 90% water
Some items, such as fats and oils DO NOT dissolve in water.
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pH: What is it?
The pH scale is used to measure the strength of acids and bases
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pH: What is it?Some compounds break up into ions when they dissolve
in water.
Solutions with more H+ ions are more ACIDIC They have a LOW pH (<7)
Solutions with less H+ ions are more BASIC They have a HIGH pH (>7)
H2O H+ + OH-
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pH: What is it?
Some properties of acids and bases
pH Example CharacteristicsAcids
Neutral
Bases
< 7
= 7
> 7
Lemon vinegar soda, aspirin
Sour, burns, dissolves things
Pure Water ------
Soap,baking soda, ammonia
Bitter, Slippery
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pH: Looking at common items
Battery AcidpH = 0
Orange Juice pH = 3
Ocean Water pH = 8
Oven Cleaner pH = 13
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pH: Importance to Humans
Blood has a pH of 7.4 (about neutral)
If pH goes below 6.8 or above 7.8 it is deadly!
To keep blood at the proper pH - our body uses buffers
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pH: BuffersBuffers are weak acids or
bases that neutralize, or weaken, strong acids or bases.
In blood, buffers prevent pH change.
Sodium bicarbonate, or baking soda, is a buffer