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    Dissolving Process (Solvent, Solute and Solution)

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    The document discusses the dissolving process and defines key terms. A solute is a substance that dissolves in a solvent to form a solution. Water is a common solvent that can dissolve substances like salt and sugar to form a solution. For a solute to dissolve, it must be soluble in the solvent. Solids that do not dissolve are insoluble. Factors like temperature, stirring, and particle size affect how fast a solute dissolves.

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    The document discusses the dissolving process and defines key terms. A solute is a substance that dissolves in a solvent to form a solution. Water is a common solvent that can dissolve substances like salt and sugar to form a solution. For a solute to dissolve, it must be soluble in the solvent. Solids that do not dissolve are insoluble. Factors like temperature, stirring, and particle size affect how fast a solute dissolves.

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    The document discusses the dissolving process and defines key terms. A solute is a substance that dissolves in a solvent to form a solution. Water is a common solvent that can dissolve substances like salt and sugar to form a solution. For a solute to dissolve, it must be soluble in the solvent. Solids that do not dissolve are insoluble. Factors like temperature, stirring, and particle size affect how fast a solute dissolves.

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    Dissolving Process (Solvent, Solute and Solution)
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    18 Questions

    1.

    Dissolving Process (Solvent, Solute and Solution)


    by Silvia Aritonang

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    2.

    3.

    What Happens When Solids Are Mixed With Water?

    When solids are mixed with water,


    they can dissolve completely in the
    water to form a solution.

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    4.

    When you add sugar to a cup of tea, the sugar dissolves, it doesn’t
    disappear!
    The particles of sugar are added to the particles of water, so the mass
    increases.

    5.

    Solvent, Solute and Solution


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-
    2EoyDYamg

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    6.

    • The substance that dissolves to form a solution is called a solute.


    • The substance in which a solute will dissolve is called a solvent.

    • A solution is a mixture of two or more substances that stays evenly mixed.

    7.

    Solute
    The substance which is dissolved is called a solute
    From the diagram in the previous slide which is solute?

    8. Which one of these is considered a SOLUTE?


    a) salt b) salt water
    c) water

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    9. There are two types of solute.Soluble (water loving


    solute, can be dissolved in water) and insoluble (water
    fearing solute, cannot be dissolved in water)These are
    the example of insoluble:
    a) salt b) sand
    c) chalk d) oil
    e) sugar

    10. SolventThe substance in which the solute is dissolved is


    called a solvent.From the diagram in the previous slide
    which is solvent?
    a) salt b) salt water
    c) water

    11. Solids that can dissolve in liquid are soluble. Salt and
    sugar are soluble in water. Once dissolved in water, they
    cannot be seen. The resulting mixture is known as a .....

    12. Solids that do not dissolve in liquid are....(soluble or


    insoluble )

    13. SolutionA solution is a mixture of two or more


    substances that stays evenly mixed.From the diagram in
    the previous slide which is solution?
    a) salt b) salt water
    c) water

    14. Choose the correct Statements:


    a) Solutes are liquids. b) Examples of Solutes are lime juice, water
    c) Examples of Solutes are salt ,milk powder d) Solvents are liquids.
    and Sugar.
    e) Solutions are Solids

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    15. Which of the following is a solution?


    a) salad b) juice
    c) granola

    16.

    How fast a solid dissolves in liquid depends on a few


    factors such as temperature and size of the solid
    particles. There are several ways to make a solid
    dissolve faster in liquid. We can heat the solution, stir
    it, or crush the solid into smaller pieces.

    17. Solution: Salt water, solute: salt, solvent: waterWrite like


    the example above

    18. Write your summary of today's lesson:

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    Answer Key
    1. 6. 11. solution 16.
    2. 7. 12. insoluble 17. n/a
    3. 8. a 13. b 18. n/a
    4. 9. 14. c,d
    5. 10. c 15. b

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