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Solutions, solutes and solvents

This activity reviews the concepts discovered in chapter 5.

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solutionevenly mixed, does not settle out
solutesubstance being dissolved, usually in the lesser amount
solventsubstance in which the solute dissolves
universal solventwater
gas-liquid solutionsoda pop
gas-gas solutionair
solid-liquid solutionsaltwater
solid-solid solutionsterling silver
speeds up the rate of dissolvingstirring, heating, and particle size
solubilityamount of a substance that can dissolve in 100 ml of water
saturateda solution that has dissolved all the solute it can hold
unsaturatedthere is room to dissolve more solution
solubility of sugar at room temperature204g/100ml
concentrateda solution that has dissolved a large amount of solute
dilutea solution that has dissolved a small amount of solute
colloida mixture that contains particles that are large enough to scatter light
an example of a colloidmilk
suspensiona mixture that settles out and scatters light and can be separated by a filter
example of a suspensionItalian salad dressing


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