Solutions

• This is a homogeneous mixture of two or more substances.

  Solution
• Name the 2 Components of a Solution.

  Solute

  Solvent
• This component of a solution is the substance that is being dissolved.

  Solute
• This component of a solution is the substance that does the dissolving.

  Solvent
• Name the 3 Types of Solution based on its Capacity to Dissolve a Solute.

  Unsaturated

  Saturated

  Supersaturated
• This type of solution based on its capacity to dissolve a solute contains the minimum amount of solute present in a given amount of solvent at room temperature.

  Unsaturated
• This type of solution based on its capacity to dissolve a solute contains the maximum amount of solute that can dissolve in a given amount of solvent at room temperature.

  Saturated
• This type of solution based on its capacity to dissolve a solute contains the maximum amount of solute than present in a given amount of solvent at an elevated temperature.

  Supersaturated
• Name the 2 Types of Solution based on the Degree of Ionization.

  Electrolyte

  Non-electrolyte
• This type of solution based on the degree of ionization is the substance that ­break up into ions when it goes into a solution.

  Electrolyte
• This type of solution based on the degree of ionization is the substance that does not break up into ions when it goes into solution.

  Non-electrolyte
• What's inside the electrolyte?

  Strong electrolyte

  Weak electrolyte
• This electrolyte is completely ionized.

  Strong electrolyte
• This electrolyte is partially ionized.

  Weak electrolyte