Water

1. Type of solution that can conduct electricity due to the presence of ions
8. Cloudy, heterogeneous mixture containing solid particles that will eventually settle out
11. Maximum amount of solute that can dissolve in 100 g of water
12. Mixture of two substances that would not normally mix
13. Chemical that lowers the surface tension of a liquid
15. Type of weak attractive force between atoms and molecules caused by an instantaneous temporary change in dipole moment
16. Alters the rate at which a substance will dissolve as well as the amount that dissolves.
17. Ability of an atom to attract electrons while participating in a chemical bond
18. Type of bonding that gives water its unique properties

2. Type of action in which a liquid is drawn up a narrow tube
3. Type of unstable solution that has more solute than usual at that temperature
4. Measure of the amount of solute in solution
5. Liquids that will not mix to form a homogeneous
6. Mixture in which tiny clusters of particles are dispersed through another substance
7. ‘Water-hating’; a particle has mostly non-polar regions that do not bond with water
9. Type of solution in which more solute can dissolve
10. Type of substances that dissolve in non-polar solvents but do not dissolve in polar solvents
14. Permanent build-up of negative charge at one end of a molecule and positive charge at another end
18. Type of water that contains high levels of Ca and Mg ions, which interferes with the action of soaps solution