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To develop a model describing solutions

Science - Particles

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What is a definition of a solution?

solute

solution

solvent

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Write your own examples:

solvents

solutes

salt

water

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Draw a solution as shown in the example.

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Conservation of Mass

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80g of sugar + 80g of water =

25g of salt + 125g of water =

5g of bicarb soda + 255g of water =

10g of coffee + 240g of water =

20g of fertiliser + = 500g of liquid fertiliser

+200g of water= 250g of copper sulphate solution

10g of bleach + = 1 litre of diluted bleach

+500g of water = 1 litre of 50:50 diluted vinegar solution

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Worksheet Answers

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What is a definition of a solution?

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A solution is a solute dissolved in a solvent.

solute

solution

solvent

Salt

sugar

paint

Water

Water

turpentine

Salty water

Sugar water

Turpentine with paint dissolved.

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Write your own examples:

solvents

solutes

Salt

Sugar

Water based paint

Oil based paint

Bicarbonate of soda

Water is the main one - Universal solvent

Mineral turps

Alcohol

Mineral oils

petroleum

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Draw a solution as shown in the example.

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Water molecule (solvent)

Dissolved solute particle

solution

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Conservation of Mass, answers.

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80g of sugar + 80g of water = 160g of sugar water

25g of salt + 125g of water = 150g of salt water

5g of bicarb soda + 255g of water = 260g of bicarb soda water

10g of coffee + 240g of water = 250g of coffee (black)

20g of fertiliser + 480g of water = 500g of liquid fertiliser

50g of copper sulphate + 200g of water = 250g of copper sulphate solution

10g of bleach + 990g of water = 1 litre of diluted bleach

500g of vinegar + 500g of water = 1 litre of 50:50 diluted vinegar solution

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