A coefficient symbolized alpha and named for Bunsen measures this property for gases.
A coefficient symbolized alpha and named for Bunsen measures this property for gases. TheHume-Rothery rules determine whether or not two solids mutually have this property. In order for arecrystallization to work, the product should have this property when hot, but not when cold. Liquid-liquidextractions take advantage of the difference in this property between three species. Addition of a commonion will reduce this quantity according to Le Chatelier's principle. On a chart with temperature on the x-axisand this property on the y-axis, solids have a positive slope and gases have a negative slope. Henry's Lawgives this property for gases as a function of temperature. For 10 points, name this property measuring howmuch of a substance can dissolve in another.
A coefficient symbolized alpha and named for Bunsen measures this property for gases.
solubility [accept word forms; or dissolving; prompt on "miscibility" or word forms]