What is solvent and solute? Any trick to remember them?
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The substance which is dissolved is called a solute.The substance in which the solute is dissolved is called a solvent.
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The substance which is dissolved is called a solute.The substance in which the solute is dissolved is called a solvent.
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rohitkunvar:
the substance which is less in quantity solute
and the substance more in quantity solvent
he is asking any trick to remember not its definition
if the one who is asking question is not having any problem then what the hell problem are you having dear friend?
no problem frnd I just told u what he wanted
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The one present in less quantity in a solution is solute and the fluid medium in which that "less quantity" is dissolves is the solvent. Water is a universal solvent.
As far as the trick is concerned, just take up any example and relate it to practical life utility. GENERALLY, solvent is liquid and solute is solid, but there are cases where both if them can be Solids, for example gemstone. Or where both of them as liquid, like Vinegar, which is a solution of 5% acetic acid in water. There are also the cases where both if them are gases, like Hydrogen chloride gas.
GODSPEED.
As far as the trick is concerned, just take up any example and relate it to practical life utility. GENERALLY, solvent is liquid and solute is solid, but there are cases where both if them can be Solids, for example gemstone. Or where both of them as liquid, like Vinegar, which is a solution of 5% acetic acid in water. There are also the cases where both if them are gases, like Hydrogen chloride gas.
GODSPEED.
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