DirectlyproportionalVaporfalse35:evaporationThe normalfreezingpoint of aspecifiedpure solventThe number ofdegrees the freezingpoint changes when1 mole of solutedissolves in 1kilogram of solventDistillationColligativepropertyTf <T°fTrueDifference offreezing pointbetween asolution and it’spure solventThe solution’slower vaporpressure reducesthe triple point,which reducesfreezing pointTb >T°bThe vapor pressurecurve of the solutionis lower than that ofwater (because thesolute lowers thevapor pressure of thesolvent)KbA red blood cell ina hypotonicsolution willexplode becauseof the flow of waterinto the cell.Pouring salt on iceadds solutes to H2O,lowering the freezingpoint to prevent icefrom freezing overthe roads againThe salt particles(solute) in theocean make itsfreezing point lowerthan the freezingpoint of pure waterR =0.0821(L)atm /(mol)KThe solvent ismoving from an areawith higher soluteconcentration to anarea with lowersolute concentration.Water movesout of thecell in ahypertonicsolution. The triple pointof the solutionis lower relativeto the puresolventIncreasingconcentrationAs water escapesthrough the leaves ofthe tree, the osmoticpressure decreaseswhich causes thewater to movetowards the leaves(up).The solutelowers thevaporpressure ofthe solventIt willincreaseboilingpointDirectlyproportionalVaporfalse35:evaporationThe normalfreezingpoint of aspecifiedpure solventThe number ofdegrees the freezingpoint changes when1 mole of solutedissolves in 1kilogram of solventDistillationColligativepropertyTf <T°fTrueDifference offreezing pointbetween asolution and it’spure solventThe solution’slower vaporpressure reducesthe triple point,which reducesfreezing pointTb >T°bThe vapor pressurecurve of the solutionis lower than that ofwater (because thesolute lowers thevapor pressure of thesolvent)KbA red blood cell ina hypotonicsolution willexplode becauseof the flow of waterinto the cell.Pouring salt on iceadds solutes to H2O,lowering the freezingpoint to prevent icefrom freezing overthe roads againThe salt particles(solute) in theocean make itsfreezing point lowerthan the freezingpoint of pure waterR =0.0821(L)atm /(mol)KThe solvent ismoving from an areawith higher soluteconcentration to anarea with lowersolute concentration.Water movesout of thecell in ahypertonicsolution. The triple pointof the solutionis lower relativeto the puresolventIncreasingconcentrationAs water escapesthrough the leaves ofthe tree, the osmoticpressure decreaseswhich causes thewater to movetowards the leaves(up).The solutelowers thevaporpressure ofthe solventIt willincreaseboilingpoint

Chapter 16: Colligative Properties of Solutions - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Directly proportional
  2. Vapor
  3. false
  4. 3
  5. 5: evaporation
  6. The normal freezing point of a specified pure solvent
  7. The number of degrees the freezing point changes when 1 mole of solute dissolves in 1 kilogram of solvent
  8. Distillation
  9. Colligative property
  10. Tf < T°f
  11. True
  12. Difference of freezing point between a solution and it’s pure solvent
  13. The solution’s lower vapor pressure reduces the triple point, which reduces freezing point
  14. Tb > T°b
  15. The vapor pressure curve of the solution is lower than that of water (because the solute lowers the vapor pressure of the solvent)
  16. Kb
  17. A red blood cell in a hypotonic solution will explode because of the flow of water into the cell.
  18. Pouring salt on ice adds solutes to H2O, lowering the freezing point to prevent ice from freezing over the roads again
  19. The salt particles (solute) in the ocean make its freezing point lower than the freezing point of pure water
  20. R = 0.0821 (L)atm / (mol)K
  21. The solvent is moving from an area with higher solute concentration to an area with lower solute concentration.
  22. Water moves out of the cell in a hypertonic solution.
  23. The triple point of the solution is lower relative to the pure solvent
  24. Increasing concentration
  25. As water escapes through the leaves of the tree, the osmotic pressure decreases which causes the water to move towards the leaves (up).
  26. The solute lowers the vapor pressure of the solvent
  27. It will increase boiling point