mixtures

Question 1

a homogeneous mixture formed when one substance dissolves in another substance

Answer 1

solution

Question 2

the substance that gets dissolved

Answer 2

solute

Question 3

the substance that does the dissolving

Answer 3

solvent

Question 4

able to be dissolved

Answer 4

soluble

Question 5

not able to be dissolved

Answer 5

insoluble

Question 6

how easily a substance will dissolve

Answer 6

solubility

Question 7

name 3 ways to increase solubility

Answer 7

1. ) heating
2. ) mixing
3. ) crushing

Question 8

the amount of solute dissolved in a solvent

Answer 8

concentration

Question 9

lots of solute in the solvent

Answer 9

concentrated

Question 10

little solute in the solvent

Answer 10

diluted

Question 11

maximum amount of solute in the solvent

Answer 11

saturation

Question 12

a solid solution of metals or a non metal dissolved in a metal

Answer 12

alloy

Question 13

a homogeneous mixture in which the particles are not dissolved

Answer 13

colloid

Question 14

Particles scatter light, cannot be filtered, examples include fog, milk, mayonnaise, and whipped cream

Answer 14

colloid

Question 15

a mixture that has different appearance and properties throughout, particles are usually large enough to see, and the mixture will settle over time

Answer 15

heterogeneous

Question 16

solid particles scattered throughout a fluid

Answer 16

suspension

Question 17

particles will scatter light, can be filtered, examples include dust in air, muddy water, and salad dressing

Answer 17

suspension

Question 18

have the same appearance and properties throughout the mixture, particles are too small to see and will not settle

Answer 18

homogeneous