Solute & Solvent Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Solute & Solvent QuizOnline version Solute vs Solvent basics by MARIA FE ZAIDE DIAZ 1 What is a solvent in a solution? a The material the solution is made of b The substance that is dissolved c The substance that dissolves the solute 2 What is a solute in a solution? a The container holding the solution b The substance dissolved in the solvent c The liquid used to dissolve other substances 3 In a saltwater solution, which is the solute? a Oxygen b Water c Salt 4 What factor typically increases the solubility of most solid solutes in water when temperature rises? a Solvent evaporation b Pressure increase c Temperature increase 5 What does miscible mean when talking about liquids? a Two liquids that mix completely in all proportions b Two liquids that do not mix at all c One liquid evaporates first 6 What is a saturated solution? a A solution that cannot dissolve more solute at a given temperature b A solution at its boiling point c A solution with no solute 7 How do you define concentration in a solution? a Amount of solute per amount of solvent b Amount of solvent per amount of solute c The color of the solution 8 Are oil and water typically miscible or immiscible? a Completely miscible b Only at high temperatures c Immiscible (do not mix well) 9 If you add more solute than a solvent can hold at a fixed temperature, what happens? a Solvent becomes a solute b Undissolved solute remains at the bottom c All solute dissolves completely 10 What happens at the molecular level in a true solution? a Solute remains as a separate layer b Solute forms a solid above the solvent c Solute particles become dispersed uniformly in the solvent

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Solute & Solvent QuizOnline version

Solute vs Solvent basics

by MARIA FE ZAIDE DIAZ

What is a solvent in a solution?

The material the solution is made of

The substance that is dissolved

The substance that dissolves the solute

What is a solute in a solution?

The container holding the solution

The substance dissolved in the solvent

The liquid used to dissolve other substances

In a saltwater solution, which is the solute?

Oxygen

Water

Salt

What factor typically increases the solubility of most solid solutes in water when temperature rises?

Solvent evaporation

Pressure increase

Temperature increase

What does miscible mean when talking about liquids?

Two liquids that mix completely in all proportions

Two liquids that do not mix at all

One liquid evaporates first

What is a saturated solution?

A solution that cannot dissolve more solute at a given temperature

A solution at its boiling point

A solution with no solute

How do you define concentration in a solution?

Amount of solute per amount of solvent

Amount of solvent per amount of solute

The color of the solution

Are oil and water typically miscible or immiscible?

Completely miscible

Only at high temperatures

Immiscible (do not mix well)

If you add more solute than a solvent can hold at a fixed temperature, what happens?

Solvent becomes a solute

Undissolved solute remains at the bottom

All solute dissolves completely

What happens at the molecular level in a true solution?

Solute remains as a separate layer

Solute forms a solid above the solvent

Solute particles become dispersed uniformly in the solvent

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What is a solvent in a solution?

What is a solute in a solution?

In a saltwater solution, which is the solute?

What factor typically increases the solubility of most solid solutes in water when temperature rises?

What does miscible mean when talking about liquids?

What is a saturated solution?

How do you define concentration in a solution?

Are oil and water typically miscible or immiscible?

If you add more solute than a solvent can hold at a fixed temperature, what happens?

What happens at the molecular level in a true solution?

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