Why do we stir things to dissolve them?
Chemistry For Your Life
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Exploring Intermolecular Forces in Dissolving Substances
The chapter delves into the concept of dissolving substances based on their intermolecular forces, using examples like oil in water and alcohol in oil as illustrations. It discusses the limitations and dynamics of dissolving solid particles and gases, noting the influence of factors like temperature and stirring. The conversation creatively likens molecular interactions in dissolution to investigative work in cop shows, highlighting the importance of energy input and movement within solutions.
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