PPT-Chapter 5. Binary Mixtures

Simple 51 Partial Molar Quantities The partial molar volume of a substance in a mixture of some general composition is defined as the increase of volume that occurs when 1 mole of the substance is added to an infinitely large sample of the solution . Chapter 3 Ch03L1-"Microcontrollers....", Raj Kamal, from Pearson Education, 20052 Ch03L1-"Microcontrollers....", Raj Kamal, from Pearson Education, 20053 Binary AdditionBinary Addition Unsigned Arit Bruno Juli. á. -D. í. az. Departament d’Estructura i Constituents de la Mat. è. ria. Universitat de Barcelona (Spain). In. collaboration with: . D. . Dagnino. , M. . Guilleumas. , M. . Lewenstein. what is . homegeneous. ?. What is solute ?. Uniformly mixed – only see one layer. substance that dissolve in a solvent. What is solvent?. Is a substance that dissolves the solute. What is solution ?. Mixtures may be separated by many different techniques based on differing physical and/or chemical properties. Sorting. Simply picking apart the different components. This can be easy and obvious…. Solutions and Other Mixtures. Objectives. Distinguish between heterogeneous mixtures and homogeneous mixtures.. Compare the properties of suspensions, colloids, and solutions.. Give examples of solutions that contain solids or gases.. Divisions of Matter. Pure Substance. Cannot be broken down and retain its properties.. Has a fixed composition.. Every sample of a pure substance has EXACTLY the same composition AND exactly the same characteristics - homogeneous. Chapter 5. Ex:. Melting. Freezing. Boiling/evaporation. Condensation. Sublimation. Dissolving. Bending. Crushing. Breaking. Chopping. Filtration. distillation. Physical change. Does not make a different substance. Binary Logic. Binary Logic. Binary Logic. Explain . why data is represented in computer systems in binary form. To be able to process data. Computer made up of billions transistors with on and off switches which is why the data needs to be in binary, 0 off and 1 on. Properties of matter . What do you see when you look at matter? . Properties used to describe matter can be classified as either:. Extensive . Intensive . Extensive vs. intensive properties. Extensive. Matter. -. anything that has mass and takes up space. .  . Properties of Matter . -Matter can have many different properties or characteristics. -. Chemistry. . is the study of the properties of matter and how it changes. To learn how to use a tree to represent a hierarchical organization of information. To learn how to use recursion to process trees. To understand the different ways of traversing a tree. To understand the differences between binary trees, binary search trees, and heaps. To learn how to. use a tree to represent a . hierarchical organization . of information. use recursion to process trees. implement . binary trees, binary search trees. , and . heaps. using linked data structures and . &. Binary to Denary. Chapter . 4 . Data Representation. Units. Bit – 1 bit. Nibble – 4 bits. Byte – 8 bits. Kilobyte – 1024 bytes or 1024x8 bits. Megabyte – 1024 kilobytes. Gigabyte – 1024 megabytes. MixturesPeople work with mixtures every day even though they may not know it Here are three examples What does each one have to do with mixtures physically separating large that similar pieces are tog