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This chapter explores the key factors influencing solubility, including the enthalpy of formation of a solution (ΔH1, ΔH2, ΔH3, ΔHsoln) and differentiates between polar and nonpolar solvents and solutes. It discusses how interactions between polar solvents and solutes result in various solubility outcomes, and compares this with the behavior of nonpolar compounds. The chapter also examines the impact of pressure and temperature on solubility, illustrating concepts with examples such as Vitamin C and A. Additionally, it covers Henry’s Law and addresses which solute is gaseous versus solid at given conditions.
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Factors on Solubility Chapter 11
Differentiation of Solvent Properties ΔH1ΔH2ΔH3ΔHsoln outcome Polar solvent large large large small solution Polar solute (-) Polar solvent small large small large no solution Nonpolar solute (+) Nonpolar solvent small small small small solution Nonpolar solute Nonpolar solvent large small small large (+) no solution Polar solute