#5. Solutions: Outcome A2A

a. concrete

b. window cleaner

c. water

d. apple juice

a. The amount of solute in a solution.

b. Two or more substances combined to form a mixture that is uniform throughout.

c. The substance in which the solute dissolves.

d. A substance that appears to have more than one type of particle.

a. The amount of solute in a solution.

b. Two or more substances combined to form a mixture that is uniform throughout.

c. The substance in which the solute dissolves.

d. Two or more substances combined to form a mixture that is non-uniform throughout.

a. wild bird seed

b. flat soda pop

c. granola

d. orange juice with pulp

a. The substance that dissolves.

b. The substance there is less of.

c. The substance that does the dissolving.

d. A mixture of two or more substances.

a. mechanical mixture

b. solution

a. mechanical mixture

b. solution

a. mechanical mixture

b. solution

a. mechanical mixture

b. solution

a. mechanical mixture

b. solution

a. salt

b. water

a. nitrogen

b. oxygen and other gases

a. solubility

b. solution

c. pure substance

d. concentration

a. solubility

b. solution

c. pure substance

d. concentration

solubility

solution

pure substance

concentration

Allowing the mixture to settle

Stirring the mixture

Adding more powder

Adding more water

increasing the pressure on the solution

increasing the temperature of the solvent

increasing the particle size of the solute

Increasing the temperature of the solute