Creating Aqueous Solutions Using Frozen Concentrates

Which TWO items below are needed to dissolve together to make a solutuion?

• Solute

• Mixer

• Solvent

• Disolution

What type of solute is the concentrate being used to make the solution?

• Powder

• Cubes

• Frozen Liquid

• Gases

The frozen concentrate can best be described as ____________.

• Diluted and watery

• Powdery and light

• Supersaturated

What happened to the frozen concentrate when put into the solvent (water)?

• It dissolved into the water at a really fast rate.

• It turned to a liquid and disolved quickly.

• It stayed frozen and took longer to dissolve.

• It was frozen but dissolved easily.

What does 'agitate' mean ?

• Mix

• Rest

• Stir

• Settle

What does heating the concentrate do to the rate of dissolution?

• Makes the concentrate particles move faster to mix more easily

• Gives the concentrate more surface area.

• Gives the concentrate more color.

• Makes the concentrate particles move slower

After putting the solute (concentrate) into the solvent, what happened to increase the rate of dissolution?

• Heated the concentrate

• Opened the can

• Dropped the concentrate into the water

• Mixed the concentrate with the stirer

What did warming the concentrate do to the rate of dissolution?

• It made the concentrate dissolve faster.

• It made the concentrate dissolve slower.

• It did not make it faster or slower.

• It stayed frozen

What would adding another can of frozen concentrate do to the solution (lemondate mix)?

• It would make it more diluted and watery.

• It would make it more diluted and more flavored.

• It would make it more concentrated and more flavored.

• It would make it more concentrated and more watery.