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| What is the universal solvent and why? |
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| Water because many things are able to dissolve in it. |
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| What is a pure substance? |
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| A substance with only one type of particle. |
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| A substance with more than one type of particle |
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| A substance with two or more phases that you can not see both parts. The particles are intermingled |
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| A substance with two or more phases that you can see both parts. |
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| What kind of mixture is milk |
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| What kind of mixture is hotsauce |
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| When the particles slowly settle/separate |
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| When the particles do not settle/separate |
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| A mixture is prevented from joining by an emulsifying agent |
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| Why does sugar dissolve in water? |
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| Sugar is a solute and water is a solvent. The sugar particles are more attracted to the water particles than to themselves. The water works its way in and pulls apart the sugar particles. |
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What is the solute and solvent for
Ocean water
Iced tea (made from powder) |
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Solvent Solute
Water Salt
Water Iced Tea Powder |
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| What can you do to speed up a solute dissolving in a solvent |
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| You can agitate, break it up, or change the temperature of the solution to help it dissolve faster. |
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| more solute will dissolve in the solvent at a specific temperature |
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| no more solute will dissolve in the solvent at the same temperature |
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| there is too much solute for the solvent to dissolve at that specific temperature so it is heated to dissolve more solute. |
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| A homogenous mixture with two or more substances |
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| A substance that dissolves in a solvent |
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| A substance that dissolves a solute |
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