Separating Mixtures

3. The substance(usually a solid) that is dissolved by a solvent (usually a liquid).
4. A transparent mixture formed when a solvent dissolves a solute.
5. The physical property meaning that a substance can dissolve.
6. The substance (usually a liquid) that dissolves a solute (usually a solid).
8. The process used to separate oil from water by taking advantage of the density of each.
9. A substance made from two or more types of particles stirred together.
11. The process used to separate substances based on their size (e.g rocks and rice)
12. An insoluble and opaque mixture in which a solid floats in water.
14. The process used to separate liquids and very small solids (e.g. water and sand)
16. The process of using filter paper to separate ink mixtures.
18. The process of separating a solution to keep the dissolved salt and the liquid.

1. Magnetism separation separates a mixture based on what physical property.
2. A substance made from only one type of particle.
7. The process of removing the liquid part of a solution and keeping the dissolved salt.
10. The physical property meaning that a substance cannot dissolve.
13. The term used for when a solvent dissolves as much solute as possible.
15. The process of slowly evaporating a solution to create large cystalls.
17. The process used to separate blood into its components.