Solute – the component in a solution, can be dissolved in solvent
Solvent – The liquid in which the solute dissolves in
Solution – The end result of mixing the two substances together
Soluble – Can be able to be dissolved in a solvent
Insoluble – Cannot Dissolve in a solvent
Two ways a solute can be dissolved into the solvent:
Hot Water
Stirring
Six Examples of a soluble in water:
Sugar and water
Salt and Water
Flour and Water
Lithium Chloride and Water
Calcium Chloride and Water
Magnesium and Water
Six examples of an Insoluble in Water:
Sand in Water
Chalk and Water
Benzene and Water
Calcium Sulfate and Water
Barium Sulfate and Water
Lead Sulfate and Water