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Solution
A mixture where one substance (the solute)
dissolves
in another substance (the solvent).
Water
is the universal solvent.
Solubility
The property of
solutes
to
dissolve
easily or not
Miscibility
The ability of one liquid to completely
dissolve
in another liquid
solvent
Gaseous
state of matter
Occurs between
liquid
and
plasma
state
Alloy
A mixture of elements that has the characteristic of a
metal
Colloid
A
heterogeneous
mixture where very
small
particles of one substance are evenly distributed throughout another substance
Colloids
Appear
similar
to solutions, but the particles are suspended in the solution rather than fully
dissolved
Dispersed phase
The component typically in a relatively
small
amount
Dispersion
medium
The substance or solution throughout which the particles are
dispersed
Types of Colloids
Sol
(solid particles in liquid)
Emulsion
(two liquids)
Foam
(gas in liquid)
Aerosol
(liquid or solid in gas)
Suspension
A mixture of
solid
particles dispersed in a liquid, where the particles do not
dissolve.
The particles are "suspended" in the liquid.
A key characteristic of a suspension is that the
solid
particles will settle and
separate
over time if left alone
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system