Solubility Quiz

A substance able to be dissolved (especially in water) is known as (a/an)

• soluble

• insoluble

• universal solvent

• solute

A substance that cannot be dissolved is known as (a/an)

• soluble

• solute

• insoluble

• electrolyte

What is a solution?

• a group of protons that are present in two or more substances

• a combination of two or more liquids to interact and reach the boiling point of the total mass

• a heterogeneous mixture of two or more substances in relative amounts

• a homogeneous mixture of two or more substances in relative amounts

A ________ is able to dissolve other substances.

• solute

• solvent

• unsaturated liquid

• alloy

What is the universal solvent and why?

• vinegar; nothing can withstand the smell

• HCl; no bonds can hold in this very strong acid

• water; because it is polar

• NaOH; this strong base will dissolve anything

What is the minor component in a solution when it is dissolved in the solvent?

• miscible

• solvent

• solute

• colloid

A homogeneous solution is

• solutions that only bond and dissolve elements that have the same charge and Van't Factor

• solutions with uniform composition and properties throughout the solution

• solutions that only pair with elements of similar orbital composition

• solutions that only affect solids

The opposite of a Homogeneous Solution is a

• heterogeneous solution

• solute

• aqueous solution

• alloy

A combination of metal with at least one other metal or non-metal is

• heterogeneous solution

• solute

• alloy

• homogeneous solution

When the double replacement reaction of Calcium Hydroxide and hydrochloride acid occurs, Calcium Chloride and Water is formed. Calcium Chloride dissolves in water and because of this is a(n)

• alloy

• aqueous solution

• electrolyte

• saturated solution