science separating mixtures

• a soluble substance is a substance that can dissolve in a solvent
• an insoluble substance is a substance the cant dissolve in a solvent
• salt is an example of a solute
• water is an example of a solvent
• sugar in hot water dissolves quicker
• fine salt dissolves way faster than coarse salt
• sugar in more water dissolves more quicker
• oil and alcohol are bad examples of a solvent
• water is a good example of a slovent
• insoluble substance in water produce a mixture
• soluble substance in water produce a mixture called solutions
• examples of mixtures are gel, mayonnaise and chocolate
• examples of solutions are instant coffee, orange squash and soda water
• ways to separate mixtures sieve, Magnet and filtration
• different ways to separate solutions are evaporation and distillation
• evaporation = remaining with the solid only
• distillation= remaining with both the solid and the liquid