Solvents
What Is A Solvent?
Example=Water
What Is A Solute?
Example=Sugar & Salt
What Happens When The Solvent Is Hotter?
Faster The Solvent Molecules Move & Faster The Solute Dissolves
What Happens When A Solute Particle Is Bigger?
It Dissolves Slower
According To The Particle Theory, How Fast Do Solid Molecules Move?
Slower Than Liquid & Gas
What Dissolves In A Solvent?
Solute
What Does A Solute Dissolve In?
Solvent
What Happens When A Solvent Is Colder?
Slower The Solvent Molecules Move & Slower The Solute Dissolves
What Happens When A Solute Particle Is Smaller?
It Dissolves Quicker
According To The Particle Theory, How Fast Do Liquid Molecules Move?
Faster Than Solid, But Slower Than Gas
In a saltwater solution, what is the solvent?
Water
In hot chocolate, what is the solute?
Hot Chocolate Mix
What Is Temperature?
How Hot Or Cold Something Is
Why do smaller solute particles dissolve faster than larger ones?
Because smaller particles have more surface area for solvent particles to collide with
According To The Particle Theory, How Fast Do Gas Molecules Move?
Faster Than Solid & Liquid
What is the role of a solvent in a solution?
The solvent is the substance that dissolves the solute
What is the role of a solute in a solution?
The solute is the substance that gets dissolved in the solvent
In Celsius, What Is The Freezing Point Of Water?
Which will dissolve quicker in water: a sugar cube or crushed sugar?
Crushed sugar
What Happens When You Add Oil To Water?
The Oil Floats On Top Of The Water
What Is An Example Of A Naturally Occurring Solvent?
Water
What Is An Example Of A Naturally Occurring Solute?
Salt
In Celsius, At Sea Level, What Is The Boiling Point Of Water
100*C
How does breaking a solute into smaller pieces affect dissolving?
It increases collisions between solute and solvent particles, speeding up dissolving
What Is Density?
The Thickness Of A Substance