SATURATED, UNSATURATED AND SUPERSATURATED

WHAT IS THE SOLUBILITY OF SALT IN 100 GRAMS OF WATER AT 20 DEGREE CELSIUS?

• 1 GRAM

• 5 GRAMS

• 10 GRAMS

• 15 GRAMS

IS THE WATER, THE SOLUTE OR THE SOLVENT

• SOLUTE

• SOLVENT

IS THE SPOONFUL OF SALT, THE SOLVENT OR THE SOLUTE?

• SOLVENT

• SOLUTE

Tags

NGSS.MS-PS1-2

AN UNSATURATED SOLUTION HAS NOT REACHED THE MAXIMUM AMOUNT OF:

• GRASS FED BEEF

• OCTOPUSES

• SOLUTE (SALT IN THIS CASE)

• TEDDY BEARS

AT 15 GRAMS OF SALT, THE SOLUTION IS:

• SATULATED

• SATURATED

• SATUDATED

• SATUGRATED

AT 15 GRAMS OF SALT, THE SOLUTION CAN HOLD:

• LOTS MORE SALT

• NO MORE SALT

• PUPPIES

• THE EMPIRE STATE BUILDING

AT 100 DEGREES CELSIUS, HOW MUCH SALT WILL DISSOLVE IN 100 GRAMS OF WATER?

• 5 GRAMS

• 10 GRAMS

• 15 GRAMS

• 25 GRAMS

WHEN WE LOWERED THE TEMPERATURE HOW MUCH EXTRA SUGAR DID THE SOLUTION HAVE?

• 1 GRAM

• 2 GRAMS

• 5 GRAMS

• 10 GRAMS

Tags

NGSS.MS-PS1-4

WHEN THE SOLUTION HAD MORE SALT THAN IT SHOULD BE ABLE TO HOLD, WE CALL THAT A

• SUPERGRADUATE

  SOLUTION

• SUPER-

  SATURATED

  SOLUTION

• SUPER MAN

  SOLUTION

• BAT MAN SOLUTION

AT 100 DEGREES C, HOW MANY GRAMS OF SUGAR CAN BE DISSOLVED IN 100 GRAMS OF WATER?

• 100 GRAMS

• 260 GRAMS

• 204 GRAMS

• 487 GRAMS