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| one or more elements and or compounds physically combined |
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| the substance that is being dissolved by the solvent |
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| the substance that is doing the dissolving (usually in a larger quantity) |
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| to mix to form a solution |
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| the amount of solute in a solution |
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| the amount of solute in a given volume of solution |
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| a lot of solute dissolved |
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| a small amount of solute dissolved |
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| the solution that contains the maximum amount of solute possible at a given temperature |
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| less than the maximum amount of solute possibly dissolved in a solute |
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suspensions-3 important characteristics |
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1. particles are large enough to see
2. heterogeneous (particles are not spread evenly throughout)
3. particles settle upon standing |
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colloids-2 important characteristics |
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1. particles are smaller
2. homogeneous (evenly spread throughout) |
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solutions-4 important characteristics |
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1. particles are too small to see
2. homegeneous
3. particles do not settle upon standing
4. components can be separated by physical methods-but it can be more difficult |
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| particles are not evenly spread throughout |
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