Chapter 8

1. Mixture contains different elements that are joined together chemically.

2. Alloys are mixture of metals.
3. The properties of the different substances in a mixture cannot be used to
separate them.
4. A technique that separates out the different colours is called
chromatography.
5. The substance that dissolves is called (solute, solvent, solution).
6. The substance that dissolves into is called (solute, solvent, solution).
7. A solute does not 4appear when a solution is formed.
8. A solute dissolves in a solution to form a solvent.
9. If a liquid is not transparent, it cannot be a solution.
10.The total masses of solute and solution is equal to the mass of solvent.
11.Mass is conserved when a solution is formed.
12.A concentrated solution has more particles of the solute dissolved in it than
a dilute solution.
13.Iron filings are example of soluble solid.
14.A saturated solution is one that can have no more solute dissolved in it.
15.Solubility is a measure of how much of a solute will dissolve in a solution.
16.The higher the temperature, the lower the solubility.
17.Independent variable is the variable we measure.
18.A control variable is one that you keep the same, to make the investigation
fair.