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    This document provides activities to differentiate between solute and solvent. Students are given examples of solutions and asked to name the components, identifying the solute and solvent. They are then asked questions to check their understanding of solutions and whether they are saturated or unsaturated based on their ability to dissolve more solute. The objectives are to name solution components, identify solute and solvent, and differentiate between them.

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    This document provides activities to differentiate between solute and solvent. Students are given examples of solutions and asked to name the components, identifying the solute and solvent. They are then asked questions to check their understanding of solutions and whether they are saturated or unsaturated based on their ability to dissolve more solute. The objectives are to name solution components, identify solute and solvent, and differentiate between them.

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    Activity 1: Differentiate solute from solvent thru wide variety of What am I made of?

    examples.

    What am I made of?

    Objectives:
    a. Name the components of the example solution.
    b. Identify the solute and the solvent on the given examples of
    Objectives: solution.
    a. Name the components of the example solution. c. Differentiate solute from solvent.
    b. Identify the solute and the solvent on the given examples of
    solution. Materials
    c. Differentiate solute from solvent. Example pictures of solutions

    Materials Direction: From the given pictures below, name the components
    Example pictures of solutions of the example solution. Write which one is the solute and which
    is the solvent.
    Direction: From the given pictures below, name the components
    of the example solution. Write which one is the solute and which Solution solute solvent
    is the solvent.

    Solution solute solvent


    Ethyl alcohol
    (ethanol + water)

    Ethyl alcohol
    (ethanol + water)
    Orange juice
    (orange
    powder+
    Orange juice water)
    (orange
    powder+
    Coffee
    water)
    (coffee powder +
    water)
    Coffee
    (coffee powder +
    water) Saline solution
    (salt + water)

    Saline solution
    (salt + water)
    Vinegar
    (acetic acid
    + water)
    Vinegar
    (acetic acid
    + water)

    Guide Questions:
    What is solution?
    What are the components of solution?
    Guide Questions: How will you differentiate solute from solvent base on the activity?
    What is solution?
    What are the components of solution? Conclusion:
    How will you differentiate solute from solvent base on the activity? Complete the statement:
    Solution is ___________________________________________
    Conclusion: The two components of solution are _______________________
    Complete the statement:
    Solution is ___________________________________________ Activity 2: Saturated or Unsaturated?
    The two components of solution are _______________________ Direction: Put a check mark inside the box to answer the given question.

    Activity 2: Saturated or Unsaturated? 1. When a solution CANNOT dissolve more solute it is called
    Direction: Put a check mark inside the box to answer the given question. __________?
    Saturated Unsaturated
    1. When a solution CANNOT dissolve more solute it is called
    __________? 2. A solution that CAN HOLD more solute is called _______________?
    Saturated Unsaturated Saturated Unsaturated

    2. A solution that CAN HOLD more solute is called _______________? 3. A solution that has more solute than it can hold is called
    Saturated Unsaturated ____________?
    Saturated Unsaturated
    3. A solution that has more solute than it can hold is called
    ____________? 4. You are given 40 mL solution in a beaker. You add solute to the
    Saturated Unsaturated beaker and it dissolves, the solution was ___________?
    Saturated Unsaturated
    4. You are given 40 mL solution in a beaker. You add solute to the
    beaker and it dissolves, the solution was ___________? 5. Solution that can ADD more solute is called ___________?
    Saturated Unsaturated Saturated Unsaturated

    5. Solution that can ADD more solute is called ___________?


    Saturated Unsaturated

    Activity 1: Differentiate solute from solvent thru wide variety of


    examples.

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