Across
- 2. A measure of how many grams of solute can dissolve in 100ml (or g) of solvent.
- 6. The clear liquid that collects in a conical flask after a mixture is poured through filter paper.
- 7. The mixture produced when a solid dissolves into a liquid. It is always clear.
- 8. A combination of different substances which are not all joined by chemical bonds. They can be separated without a chemical reaction.
- 10. A solution that has the maximum mass of solute dissolved in the solvent. If you added more solid it could not dissolve.
- 11. The solid that is left in the filter paper.
- 13. When a solid is able to dissolve in a certain liquid.
- 14. A substance that is made of only one chemical. It cannot be separated without a chemical reaction.
Down
- 1. The temperature at which a liquid turns to gas.
- 3. To form large, regular particles of solid, normally when a solvent evaporates.
- 4. The product of a chromatography experiment. It shows how far the different liquids in a mixture have moved up the paper in a certain time.
- 5. The liquid that the solid dissolves into.
- 7. The solid that dissolves.
- 9. When a solid is not able to dissolve in a certain liquid.
- 12. When a solid substance mixes thoroughly with a liquid.