Solutions Vocabulary Quiz

The breaking apart of the solute by the solvent is

• Dissociation

• Hydration

• Nonpolar

• Solvation

Hydration is

• the term for a liquid homogeneous misxture

• the term that describes particles with opposite regions

• the term that describes a solid solute

• the term for the process of a solvent surrounding the solute particles when the solvent is water

Immiscible

• describes two liquids that are soluble in one another

• describes two liquids that are not soluble in one another

• describes a solid or gaseous solute that can be dissolved

• the substance that is doing the dissolving

Insoluble

• means a solid or gaseous solute cannot be dissolved in a liquid solvent

• means a solid or gaseous solute can be dissolved in a liquid solvent

• particles that have no regions of opposite charges

What does Aqueous mean?

• dissolved in water

• dissolved in oil

• insoluble

• dissolved in a solid

What does it mean when two liquids are soluble in one another?

• Hydration

• Solute

• Miscible

• Solvent

When particles have regions of opposite charges, it said to be...?

• Polar

• Saturated

• Solute

• Nonpolar

Tags

NGSS.HS-PS2-4

What is the Universal Solvent?

• Corn Syrup

• Gasoline

• Oil

• Water

Unsaturated means

• the solution has less than the maximum amount of solute being dissolved

• the solution has more than the maximum amount of solute being dissolved

• the solution has the maximum amount of solute being dissovled

Particles that have no regions of opposite charges are

• bipolar

• nonpolar

• polar