The document is an activity sheet that asks students to observe properties of solutions in a "Shopper's Mart Box", including appearance, number of phases, and composition. Students are asked to identify the solute and solvent in each solution and note any indicators on material labels that help with identification. They are also asked how they determined if a material was a solution and why reading labels of market solutions is important.
The document is an activity sheet that asks students to observe properties of solutions in a "Shopper's Mart Box", including appearance, number of phases, and composition. Students are asked to identify the solute and solvent in each solution and note any indicators on material labels that help with identification. They are also asked how they determined if a material was a solution and why reading labels of market solutions is important.
The document is an activity sheet that asks students to observe properties of solutions in a "Shopper's Mart Box", including appearance, number of phases, and composition. Students are asked to identify the solute and solvent in each solution and note any indicators on material labels that help with identification. They are also asked how they determined if a material was a solution and why reading labels of market solutions is important.
Materials Appearance No. of Phase/s Composition Solute Solvent
Observed
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Answer the following questions:
1. How many phases of matter can be observed in each solution? 2. What are the composition or materials that made up a solution? 3. Were you able to identify the solute and the solvent in each material? Are there any indicators on the label of materials that helped you in identifying the solute and the solvent in a solution? 4. What did you do to identify a solution from the materials present in the “Shopper’s Mart Box”? 5. How will you know that a material is solution in nature? 6. Why do we need to read the label of solutions available in the market today?