A homogeneous mixture of two (2) or more substances originally in any of the three states of matter is called a In such a mixture, the substance with the least number of particles is called the The substance with the mnost number of cases is called the In many cases, this type of mixture retains the state of matter of the Solutions have only one but the solutes and solvents can have any When the particles of the solute easily mingle with those of the solvent, to solute is said to be in the solvent. are solutions of metals and may contain small amounts of nonmetals or metalloids. : solvent : phase : state of matter : alloys : solutions : soluble : solute 1 3 4 Ne

A homogeneous mixture of two (2) or more substances originally in any of the three states of matter is called a In such a mixture, the substance with the least number of particles is called the The substance with the mnost number of cases is called the In many cases, this type of mixture retains the state of matter of the Solutions have only one but the solutes and solvents can have any When the particles of the solute easily mingle with those of the solvent, to solute is said to be in the solvent. are solutions of metals and may contain small amounts of nonmetals or metalloids. : solvent : phase : state of matter : alloys : solutions : soluble : solute 1 3 4 Ne

Introductory Chemistry: An Active Learning Approach

6th Edition

ISBN:9781305079250

Author:Mark S. Cracolice, Ed Peters

Publisher:Mark S. Cracolice, Ed Peters

Chapter16: Solutions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 14E

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