1. 1.
2.
A
D
3.
C
4.
B
Dissolve
A. Disperse and
disappear into a
liquid
Solute
B. A mixture of a
liquid and a solid
Solvent
C. The substance
doing the dissolving
Liquid Solution D. The substance
being dissolved

2. Solutions
 Dissolve- to disperse and
Key
disappear
terms…
 Soluble- able to dissolve
 Insoluble- not able to
dissolve

3. Solutions
 Solute- substance being
Key
dissolved
terms…
 Solvent- substance doing the
dissolving

4. Solutions
 Solution- a homogeneous
mixture of two or more
substances
Other SOM

5. Solutions
 For this class:
 It’s a solid dissolved in a liquid
 The liquid will most likely be:
 Water
 Salt water is an example

6. Solutions
 Properties:
 Solute must completely dissolve
 Usually transparent
 Molecules are so small they do
not block light
 Parts never settle out

7. Solutions
 Some liquid solutions do not
contain water
 Gasoline
 Alcohol as the solvent tincture

8. Solutions
 Other states of matter can
form solutions like:
 Air- a solution of N2, O2, and
other gasses
Definition

9. Solutions
 Soda- a
solution of a
gas
dissolved in
a liquid

10. Solutions
 Alloy- a solid  Brass- zinc
solution of
and copper
two metals

11. What factors affect
solubility?
 That’s what the labs are
for!