Mt # 1 2nd qtr Flashcards
What are the homogeneous mixtures that have two or more components that are uniformly distributed?
Solutions
What do you form when you mix salt with water?
You form a solution.
What is the substance that is dissolved in a solution?
Solute
What is the substance in which the solute is dissolved. (Simplified: What dissolves the solute?)
Solvent
TRUE OR FALSE:
A solution might exist in liquid, solid, or gas depending on the state of its solvent.
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE:
Smoke in the air is an example of a solution.
False
TRUE OR FALSE:
Vinegar is an example of a solution.
True
Type of Solution: Liquid dissolved in liquid.
Solutet: Acetic acid (liquid)
Solvent: Water (liquid)
TRUE OR FALSE:
Milk is an example of a solution.
False
TRUE OR FALSE:
Gelatin is an example of a solution.
False
TRUE OR FALSE:
Soft drinks are an example of solutions
True
Type of solution:
Gas dissolved in liquid
Solute: Carbon Dioxide (gas)
Solvent: Water (liquid)
TRUE OR FALSE:
Sugar mixed with water is an example of a solution
True:
Type of solution:
Solid dissolved in liquid
Solute: Sugar (solid)
Solvent: Water (liquid)
TRUE OR FALSE:
Water is called the “universal solvent”
True (Water is always a solvent)
Solution that contains a large amount of dissolved solute.
Concentrated Solution
Solution that contains a small amount of dissolved solute.
Dilute solution
A heterogeneous mixture containing larger particles that settle out when left undisturbed. (Simplified: Contains large particles that do not mix)
Suspension