GAWARAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Brgy. Gawaran, Molino VII, City of

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School ID: 107879
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STRATEGIC INTERVENTION MATERIAL

A Life Full of Mixtures

Prepared by:
ROVELYNE A. DE LUNA
Teacher II
 Our goals are the
following:

1. Describe the appearance and uses of a

solution;

2. Differentiate solute from solvent; and

3. Identify the factors affecting the solubility of solute in a

solvent.
 Guide Card

Have you observe your mother in preparing our foods

everyday? Or have you ever wonder how cola drinks,
pizza, sago’t gulaman , salad and many more are made?
Do you know that all of them are called mixtures?

Coffee paint fruit salad palitaw milk tea

Soft drink Ice tea pizza cereal mixed nuts

tea juice salt water Muddy water halo- halo

Look at the box on the right side. All of them

are mixtures.
Can you separate which is homogeneous and
heterogeneous?

Were you able to separate the homogeneous

from heterogeneous mixtures?

Good job!!!
 A Solution is a homogeneous mixture. Homogeneous mixture has
the same properties throughout the sample. It means that
substances mixed thoroughly, after stirring, appeared as one
substances. You can no longer distinguish one component from
the other.

Solutions have 2 parts:

Solute Solvent
The substance that The substance in which the
Dissolves (found solute dissolves ( found in
In less amount) the greatest amount)

There are factors that affect the solubility of solute in a solvent.

 Manner of stirring
 Nature of the solute and solvent
 Temperature of the solvent
 Amount of the solvent
 Size of the solute particles
 Miscibility of the substance
 Activity Card
Activity No. 1
Pick Me Up!
Which of the following pictures are classified as a solution?

Activity No. 2
Try Me!

Oopps!!!Before you answer ,try to

prepare first the materials needed.

Identify whether the following solutes can be dissolve in the given solvents. Check / it if it does and x if
it is not.
Solutes Solvents
Water Isopropyl alcohol Soft drinks Kerosene Wine
1. Salt
2. sugar
3. coffee
4. starch
5. baking soda
 Activity No. 3
What Makes Me Belong ?

Identify the factors affecting the solubility of the solute in a solvent by putting the
activities in the right column. Write the letter only.

Factors Affecting The Solubility of the Solute in a Solvent

Amount of Manner of Stirring Temperature of Immiscibility/Miscibility Size of the Solute
Solute the Solvent Particles

a. Applying acetone to remove the nail polish.

b. Dissolving 3 n 1 coffee in a water using a spoon or stick.
c. Dissolving four tablespoons of milk powder in a glass of warm water.
d. A sachet of fruit juice powder dissolves in a half glass of water slower than in
a pitcher of water.
e. Mix baby oil with water. They do not mix completely with one another.
f. Salt dissolves in water but not in alcohol.
g. It is easier to dissolve powdered chocolate in hot water than cold water.
h. Detergent powder dissolves more easily in water than a detergent bar.
i. A sugar of ¼ kilogram can no longer be dissolved in a glass of water. It will
only settle at the bottom of the glass.
j. Shaking chocolate powder in water will dissolve faster than just letting it to
dissolve.
 Assessment Card

Read the questions carefully. Choose the letter of the correct answer.

1. When one substance is dissolved in another substance, _______is formed.

a. solvent c. solution
b. reaction d. solute
2. In a solution, the solvent is
a. the substance being dissolved.
b. always a liquid.
c. the substance present in the greatest amount.
d. always water.
3. Which substances listed below is NOT a common solvent?
a. hand lotion c. water
b. nail polish remover d. a bar of soap
4. What is a substance that dissolved another substance?
a. solution c. solute
b. solvent d. compound
5. Which of the following ingredients are soluble in water?
a. sugar c. oil
b. glass d. cork
6. Which of the following is an example of a solution?
a. sugar and vinegar c. oil and water
b. sand and rocks d. salt and pepper
7. Which process or processes affect the speed of dissolving?
a. particle size only c. stirring only
b. particle size and stirring only d. particle, size, temperature and stirring
8. Which factor would NOT affect the solubility of sugar in water?
a. Add salt to the water.
b. Stir the water and sugar.
c. Grind the sugar to make it finer.
d. Heat the water and sugar.
9. How does the solubility of sugar vary with temperature?
a. As temperature decreases, solubility of sugar increases.
b. As temperature increases, solubility of sugar drops to zero.
c. As temperature increases, solubility of sugar increases.
d. As temperature increases, solubility of sugar doesn’t vary.
10. The solubility of solids depends on temperature. As temperature increases
a. the solubility of most solid solutes does not vary.
b. the solubility of most solid solutes decreases.
c. the solubility of most solid solutes increases.
d. the solubility of most solid solutes drops to zero.
 Enrichment Card

BINGO SOLUTE SOLVENT AND SOLUTION

The end result when a The liquid that the

solute is dissolved in a solid dissolve in.
solvent.
Answer: ___________
Answer: ___________

The solid that does the This is an example of a

dissolving. solute in a salty water.

Answer: ___________ Answer: ___________

The solvent that

remove nail polish.

Answer: ___________
 Does It Dissolve?

Solvent Solute Solute-solid or Dissolved easily-

liquid? yes or no
1. Soap flakes
2. Salt
3. Sugar
4. Vegetable oil
5. Baking soda

MATCH ME
Show the factor affecting the solubility of a substance by filling up the chart. Refer to the
lists of factors in the box below. Write the letter only.

Activity Factors Affecting the Solubility

1. Salt dissolves in water but not in
alcohol
2. It is slowly to dissolve a
detergent bar than a detergent
powder.
3. It takes less time to dissolve a
tablespoon than a cup of flour in
water.
4. Black pepper cannot be dissolve
in water.
5. It takes more time to dissolve
chocolate powder in cold water

Factors affecting solubility:

A. Amount of solute
B. Size of solute particles
C. Temperature of solvent
D. Nature of solute
E. Nature of solvent
F. Amount of solvent
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 Answer Card

Activity No. 1
Pick Me Up!

Activity No. 2
Try Me!

Solutes Solvents
Water Isopropyl alcohol Soft drinks Kerosene Wine
1. Salt / x / x x
2. sugar / / / x /
3. coffee / / / / /
4. starch x x x x x
5. baking / x / / /
soda
 Activity No. 3
What Makes Me Belong ?

Factors Affecting The Solubility of the Solute in a Solvent

Amount of Manner of Temperature of Immiscibility/Miscibility Size of the Solute
Solute Stirring the Solvent Particles
d b c a h
i J g e
f

Key to Assessment

1. c
2. c
3. a
4. b
5. a
6. a
7. d
8. a
9. c
10. c
 Enrichment Card

BINGO SOLUTE SOLVENT AND SOLUTION

The end result when a The liquid that the solid

solute is dissolved in a dissolve in.
solvent.
Answer: solvent
Answer: solution

This is an example of a
The solid that does the
solute in a salty water.
dissolving.
Answer: salt
Answer: solute

The solvent that

remove nail polish.

Answer: acetone

Does It Dissolve?

Solvent Solute Solute-solid or Dissolved easily-

liquid? yes or no
water 1. Soap flakes Solid No
water 2. Salt Solid Yes
water 3. Sugar Solid Yes
gasoline 4. Vegetable oil Liquid yes
water 5. Baking soda solid yes
 MATCH ME

Activity Factors Affecting the Solubility

1. Salt dissolves in water but not in E
alcohol
2. It is slowly to dissolve a B
detergent bar than a detergent
powder.
3. It takes less time to dissolve a A
tablespoon than a cup of flour in
water.
4. Black pepper cannot be dissolve D
in water.
5. It takes more time to dissolve C
chocolate powder in cold water

Great Job!!!

Hope this helped you a lot in

understanding the lessons about
SOLUTION…

See you in the next activity.