Solubility Cards

Question	Answer
Solute	The substance that dissolves in a solution. i.e. salt, sugar.
Insoluble	How you describe a substance that doesn't dissolve in a solvent. i.e. sand, baking powder, flour are all insoluble
Soluble	How you describe a substance when it can dissolve in a solvent. i.e. salt is soluble
Saturated	When a solution can not dissolve any more solute in it.
Solubility	The ability of one substance to dissolve within another; how well. m
Solution	A solution is a solute dissolved in a solvent. i.e. brine, a sugar solution.
Solvent	The liquid that the solute dissolves in. i.e. water, milk.
Suspension	Suspension is when particles of insoluble substances floating in the liquid. i.e. both baking powder and flour cause a suspension when mixed with water.

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	Created by Nicole Wallace over 8 years ago