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4.1. Solubility of Inorganic vs Organic Compounds
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- 1.
Define solubility.
Hint
What does it mean for a compound to mix with a liquid?
- 2.
What are dissolved solids?
Hint
Think about what happens to sugar when mixed with water.
- 3.
Which type of compounds generally has higher solubility in water?
- Organic Compounds
- Inorganic Compounds
- Both
Hint
Remember the differences in structure!
- 4.
True or False: Hydrophobic compounds dissolve well in water.
- True
- False
Hint
Think about oil in water!
- 5.
Explain how solubility affects the treatment of water contaminants, such as heavy metals versus organic solvents.
Hint
Consider how different solubility levels influence treatment methods.
- 6.
Predict how an increase in organic pollutants could affect freshwater ecosystems based on their solubility characteristics.
Hint
Think about how overloading organic material affects the water cycle and living organisms.
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