The substance that dissolves.
The substance it dissolves in.
The uniform mixture that results.
Can still dissolve more solute at that temperature.
No more solute can dissolve — any extra settles at the bottom.
The amount of solute in a fixed quantity of solution — dilute means less, concentrated means more.
The maximum amount of solute that can dissolve at a given temperature.
Heating water lets it dissolve more baking soda — true for most solid solutes.
Cold water holds more dissolved oxygen than warm water.
Mass from a balance; volume from length × width × height.
Volume found by water displacement — the rise in a measuring cylinder.
Hot air is less dense than the cool air around it, so it rises.
Freezing water spreads its particles apart, so ice is less dense and floats on water.
What dissolves / what it dissolves in.
A uniform mixture of solute and solvent.
Can't / can still dissolve more solute.
Amount of solute in a fixed quantity of solution.
Maximum solute dissolvable at a given temperature.
Mass per unit volume (Mass ÷ Volume).
Ratio of a substance's density to water's.
The curved surface of a liquid in a container.