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Question | Answer |
Residue | The substance left behind in a sieve or filter |
Concentrated | Contains a large number of solute particles in the volume of solution |
Concentration | How much solute is dissolved in a solvent |
Crystallisation | Separation technique used in conjunction with evaporation to remove a dissolved solid from a liquid; after the liquid has been evaporated the solid remains, often in the form of small crystals |
Decanting | Technique used to seperate a sediment from the liquid it is in by carefully pouring the liquid away |
Dilute | Contains a small number of solute particles in volume of solution |
Dissolved | A solute forms a solution |
Distillation | Technique that uses evaporation and condensation to seperate a solid and contaminant and the solvent in which it has dissolved |
Suspension | A cloudy liquid containing insoluble particles |
Evaporation | Change in the state from liquid to gas; also a technique used to seperate dissolved solids from water |
Filtration | |
Filtrate | The substance that passes through a filter |
Insoluble | Can't be dissolved in a liquid |
Mixture | Something made up of two or more pure substances mixed together. |
Properties | Characteristics or things that make something unique |
Pure substance | Something that only contains one type of substance. |
Solution | A liquid made up of a solvent with a solute dissolved in it. |
Solute | A substance that dissolves in a liquid (solvent). |
Solvent | Any liquid that dissolves other substances. |
Soluble | Can be dissolved in a liquid. |
Saturated | A solution in which no more solute can be dissolved |
Unsaturated | A solution in which more solute can be dissolved |
Sediment | Something that settles to the bottom in a mixture |
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