(: Vocabulary :)
What is Concentration? (You definitely need this answer)
How much Solute is in a Solvent. (They are capitalized because)
If I wanted to make a solution diluted, how would I do it? (o o o o h?)
Add water. (YOU ARE NOW FISH) I accidentally referenced The Thief of Always.
If I put 88 tons of sugar in 3 ML of water, and I see sugar at the bottom, is it at max saturation? TRUE!True! or Untrue!Untrue?
TRUE! :) (If you didn't know, 88 tons is 176,000 pounds)
What is the ratio of citric acid to water in this solution, 1 scoop of citric acid and 50 ML of water? (CITRIC ACID FIRST!)
1:50, 2:100, 3:150, 4:200. (if you went bigger, literally why??????)
What is Dilute? (Question mark???????)
Putting more water in a solution, to make it less concentrated. (Did you get it????)
Is a solution of 50 ML water and 1 scoop of sugar more diluted than a solution with 50 ML of water but 5 scoops of sugar?
Yes. (1 is less than 5 so its more diluted)
If you put sugar in water, the sugar will not dissolve. There is no sugar in the water. TRUE!True! or UNTRUE!Untrue? (don't ask why I did untrue.)
Untrue (False)
If I got 45 ML of water, and I put in 2 scoops of salt, what is the ratio of water to salt? (Water first)
45:2 90:4 180:8 if you got higher, you are wrong. (Why, just do less math!)
What is a solution? Why is it more than dilute? Don't ask! Only answer the first question.
A liquid with solid dissolved in it. (Did you get it????)
If a solution has 5 ML of water and 1 gram of sugar in it, is it less than, greater than, or equal to a solution with 50 ML of water and 10 grams of sugar? (If they are both 1 ML of water)
Equal to! Because, (I don't think you want to hear a math explination but womp womp. >:) 50 divided by 10 is 5, and 10 with the same treatment is 1, 5 and 1, like the other one.
To dilute something, you can take out the substance that isn't water. TRUE!True! or UNTRUE!Untrue? (Huh?)
TRUE!True! (You're taking out the material that isn't water, so you're making the ratio of water to substance bigger)
If there was a MIXTURE of 20 ML of water and 10 scoops of powder, what is the rat- wait. I forgot something. I removed 7 scoops. NOW what is the ratio of powder to water? (Powder first!)
3:20, 6:40, or 12:80. Any higher is WRONG! (Untrue??????)
What is dissolve? (I was gonna make a cringe joke, but it would give you the answer.)
When a solid material dissolves in a liquid. (Ba bye sugar!)
If some solution had 50 ML water in it, and you add 1 scoop of sugar, but 25 ML water, did you make it more diluted?
No (YOU LITERALLY ADDED SUGAR! THAT IS THE OPPOSITE OF DILUTING IT!)
If I put 67 scoops of sugar in 5 L (5000 ML) of water the ratio is 67:500 TRUE!True! or UNTRUE!Untrue? (In ML)
UNTRUE!Untrue? Because it is 5000 <-- ML not 500 ML. (Did you fall for it?)
If I got a solution of water 50 ML, and I put in 3 scoops of sugar, and 2 scoops of salt, what is the ratio of water, to sugar, to salt?
50:3:2, 100:6:4, or 150:12:8. Any higher is equivocado. (Spanish for wrong)
What is saturation? (This should probably be 200)
When a solvent can't absorb any more solute. (Smiley :) face)
How would you dilute a bottle of orange juice? (so hard)
ADD WATER!!!!! :0
If 50 ML of water had 2 scoops of sugar and the sugar started to pile up, adding water make it disappear. TRUE!True! or UNTRUE!Untrue? (ooooooo it 5 points)
TRUE!True! (I'm pretty sure. Anyway, you either got 5 points or lost 5 points. YOU ARE LITERALLY ADDING WATER FOR IT TO DISSOLVE INTO!)
If I got 23 ML of water, and put in, 4 scoops of citric acid, 2 scoops of sugar, and 5 scoops of salt, what is the ratio of water to citric acid, to sugar, to salt?
23:4:2:5, 46:8:4:10. I'm not accepting anything else. (haha) >:)