Solutions

Solutions

1. Gaseous Solution

   • Example
     • Air ( N2 + O2)
   • all components must also be in the same gaseous state.

2. Solid Solution

   • composed of two or more solids.
     • Examples
       • Bronze (Cu + Sn)
       • Gold ( Au + Cu + Ag)

3. is a homogeneous mixture of two substances: a solute and a solvent.

4. Liquid solution

   • Liquid + gaseous
   • Liquid + liquid
   • Liquid + solid
   • despite having a totally liquid apparent, not all components are initially in this physical state
     • Examples
       • Soda Water
       • CleaningProducts
       • Saline

5. Types of Solutions

   • Solute
     • is the substance that is dissolved in the solvent
   • Solvent
     • is any substance capable of dissolving solutes
   • Unsaturade Solutions
     • is a solution in which there is still room for more solute to dissolve.
   • Saturated Solutions
     • it is when the amount of solute is greater than the amount of solvent, leaving the material at the bottom of the glass.
   • Non Concentration
   • Concentration

6. Solubility

   • Supersatured Solutions
     • is a solution that contains more solute than it would normally be able to dissolve at a certain temperature.
   • Solvent Solubility
     • Soluble
       • it is when some solutes fit with the solvent and dissolve.
     • Insoluble
       • it is when some solute particles do not bind to the solvent particles.
   • it is the ability of one substance to dissolve in another.

7. Maple Bear Canadian School Student: Andre Year 7 - B Teacher: Cristina