Mixtures And Solutions
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Solution
A special mixture formed when a solid materials dissloves in a liquid; It is transparent. It has two parts: the solute/solid part and the solvent/liquid part and can be separated by evaporation.
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Dissolving
A process in whic one material (solid) spreads out evenly into another material (liqid), so that the first material seems to disappear.
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Evaporation
Cuses liquid to dry up; the liquid turns into gas and disperses into the air , leaving any dissolved solid material behind.
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solute
The solid part of a solution.
solvent
The liquid part of a solution.
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Saturated solution
When a solute dissolves in a solvent until no more will dissolve.
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Solubility
How well a substans dissolvese in a solvent,,such as the solubility of slat in water - 4spoons vs citric acid -11spoons that has a higher solubility.
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concentratrated
An amount of material dissloved in a certain amount fo liquid; the higher amount of solute the her level of concentrtion.
Chemical Reaction
When two or more miaterials are mixed together and a chhenge occurs .
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Reactant
When two chemicals react when they are mixed, the chemicals are called reactants.
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Fact:
When a solution evaporates, the dissolved solid material is behind.
Fact:
Salt (or any solute) will dissolve in the water untilmit reaches saturation. No more slat will dissolve once saturation is reached.
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Fact:
As the amount of soute in a solution increases, the concentration also goes up.
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Fact:when equal amounts of two solution - for example, each solution is 100ml - are compared on a balance/scale, the heavier one is more concentrated.
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