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Solute vs Solvent Challenge
 

Solute vs Solvent ChallengeVersión en línea

Identify solute or solvent

por Oscar Roldan
1

In a sugar water solution, which is the solute?

2

What is the solvent in saline (salt water)?

3

Which term describes the substance present in the smallest amount?

4

In a coffee solution, what is the solute?

5

The solvent is usually the substance in the:

6

Which term describes a substance that dissolves another?

7

In a saltwater solution, how would you label table salt?

8

If 10 g solute is mixed with 90 g solvent, which is the solute?

9

Which of these is commonly the solvent in liquids?

10

In a PCR buffer, what is the solvent?

11

What happens to the solute when it fully dissolves?

12

Which is NOT a solvent example?

13

In sugar syrup, which component is the solvent?

14

What defines the substance that gets dissolved?

15

Which pair correctly labels solute and solvent?

16

In a saline solution, the solvent is typically:

17

What term describes dissolving a solid in a liquid?

18

If a solvent is present in the largest amount, it is the:

19

In a mixture, what remains as the external medium?

20

Which is true about solutes and solvents?

Explicación

Sugar is the substance dissolved in water, making it the solute.

Water is the medium in which salt dissolves, so it is the solvent.

The solute is the substance dissolved in the solvent, typically in smaller amount.

Coffee particles are what gets dissolved, making them the solute.

The solvent is the substance in the largest amount in a solution.

The solvent dissolves the solute to form a solution.

Table salt is the dissolved substance, i.e., the solute.

The smaller portion (10 g) is the solute.

Water is the most common universal solvent in liquids.

Water is the primary solvent in many biological solutions.

A fully dissolved solute becomes part of the homogeneous solution.

Iron filings do not act as a solvent in liquid solutions.

Water is the solvent; sugar dissolves in it.

The solute is the substance dissolved in the solvent.

In common sugar-water, sugar is solute and water is solvent.

Water acts as the solvent dissolving the salt.

Dissolution is the process of a solute dissolving into a solvent.

The solvent is the component in the greatest quantity.

The solvent forms the external medium holding the dissolved solute.

By definition, the solvent dissolves the solute to form a solution.

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