What is a solution?, Dissolved mixture, Solid only, Gas only, Pure metal, In salt water, what is the solute?, Water, Air, Glass, Salt, In salt water, what is the solvent?, Sugar, Water, Salt, Sand, Which substance is soluble in water?, Sand, Stone, Salt, Plastic, What does insoluble mean?, Very hot, Cannot dissolve, Very heavy, Bright colour, What is the mass of a solution made from 36 g salt and 100 g water?, 146 g, 64 g, 126 g, 136 g, When no more solute can dissolve, the solution is called what?, Boiled, Frozen, Saturated, Empty, What happens to extra solute in a saturated solution?, Stays undissolved, Turns to gas, Disappears fully, Becomes solvent, How does temperature usually affect solubility?, It stops, No effect, It increases, It halves, Making a solution is what kind of change?, Nuclear change, Chemical change, Permanent change, Physical change, Which is a mixture?, Salt water, Plastic ruler, Glass bottle, Iron nail, A coloured liquid with something dissolved in it is called a what?, Metal, Gas, Crystal, Solution, Which part of a solution does the dissolving?, Solid, Solvent, Solute, Mixture, Sugar added to tea is the what?, Container, Crystal, Solute, Solvent, Sand in water is usually described as which?, Insoluble, Soluble, Saturated, Transparent, A solution is always made with a substance dissolved in a what?, Paper, Metal, Liquid, Rock, What is the total mass of 20 g sugar and 150 g tea?, 160 g, 170 g, 150 g, 180 g, If 50 g of powder dissolves in 200 g of water, what is the mass of the solution?, 150 g, 200 g, 300 g, 250 g, Different substances usually have the same solubility., False, True, A clear liquid can still be a solution., False, True

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