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    Science 6 Lesson 2

    Solutions
    Quarter 1 Week 2 Learning
    Packet 2
    DEPED MELC
    For this week you should be able to

    Describe the appearance


    and uses of homogeneous
    and heterogeneous
    mixtures.
    At the end of the

    OUTCOMES
    lesson,

    LEARNING
    you should be
    1 Describe the to
    able components of
    a solution and its different
    types;
    Identify the factors that
    2
    affect solubility; and
    Appreciate the role of water
    3 as the most useful solvent.
    ENGAG
    Tell whether the statement is TRUE or
    FALSE
    1 A mixture is composed of two or
    1
    more substances that are
    combined chemically.
    Tell whether the statement is TRUE or
    FALSE

    2 Color, odor, and boiling point


    are examples of properties of
    mixtures.
    Tell whether the statement is TRUE or
    FALSE

    3 Uniform mixtures are also


    known as homogeneous
    mixtures.
    Tell whether the statement is TRUE or
    FALSE

    4 In a heterogeneous mixture,
    you can not see the different
    components of the mixture.
    Tell whether the statement is TRUE or
    FALSE

    5 The properties of a mixture


    reflect the properties of the
    substances in it.
    ENGAGE

    What are the components of homogeneous


    mixtures?
    Are there factors that affect solubility?
    EXPLORE
    Now, let’s define
    solution, solvent, and
    solute using the
    Interactive.

    Interactive
    Answer Activity 2 of your
    Learning Packet
    Worksheet

    Interactive Interactive
    Solution
    s
    A solution is
    formed when one of the
    substances in a mixture
    is completely dissolved
    in another substance.
    Solution
    s
    Particles in a solution
    are not large enough to be
    seen and are evenly spread
    out. In fact, if you put a
    flashlight on the side of a
    glass filled with saltwater,
    the light beam looks clear.
    Solute and
    Solvent The solute is the one
    that is being dissolved.

    The solvent is the one


    that does the dissolving.

    Solvents dissolve
    Salt + solutes at different rates
    water depending on the type and
    amount of solvent or
    solute.
    The Universal Solvent:
    Water
    Water is the most
    common form of solvent
    and is regarded as the
    ‘universal solvent’ or the
    most useful solvent.
    Classification Solutions containing large
    of Solutions amounts of solute
    dissolved in a solvent are
    called concentrated
    solutions.
    Dilute solutions, on the
    other hand, contain small
    amounts of solute
    dissolved in a solvent.
    Classification of
    Solutions
    The following are examples
    of types of solutions based
    on the physical states:
    Sugar-Water
    solute: solid (sugar)
    solvent: liquid (water)
    solution phase: liquid
    Another way of classifying solutions is by
    Vinegar
    identifying the physical states of the substances
    solute: liquid (acetic
    combined in a mixture.
    acid
    The following are examples of types of solutions
    solvent: liquid (water)
    based on the physical states:
    solution phase: liquid
    Vinegar
    Soda
    solute: liquid (acetic
    solute: gas (carbon
    acid)
    dioxide)
    solvent: liquid (water)
    solvent: liquid (sugar-
    solution phase: liquid
    water)
    Another
    Air way of classifying solutions is by
    identifying
    solute: gasthe physical states of the substances
    (oxygen,
    combined in aother
    argon, and mixture.
    gases)
    solvent:
    The gas (nitrogen)
    following are examples of types of solutions
    based on the physical states:
    solution phase: gas Vinegar
    Stainless Steel
    solute: liquid (acetic
    solute: solid (carbon)
    acid)
    solvent: solid (iron)
    solvent: liquid (water)
    solution phase: solid
    solution phase: liquid
    Solubility

    Solubility is the
    condition of being
    soluble.
    It refers to the amount
    of solute that will
    dissolve in a given
    amount of solvent.
    Solubility: Effect of Stirring

    There are two glasses


    with a spoonful of sugar.
    One glass is left untouched,
    while the other is being
    stirred. In which glass do you
    think the sugar will dissolve
    faster?
    Temperature

    As the temperature
    increases, it causes solutes
    dissolve faster. The solute
    particles move faster,
    allowing them to fill up
    empty spaces between the
    solvent particles.
    Amount or size of
    solute
    The smaller the
    solute particles are,
    the faster it dissolves.
    ELABORAT
    E How does the
    absence of
    water affect
    the creation of
    solutions?
    ELABORAT
    E In what ways
    are solutions
    useful to you?
    ELABORAT
    E In what ways
    are solutions
    harmful to
    humans?
    ELABORATE
    There are many solutions
    that we encounter in our
    daily lives.

    The solution is a
    homogeneous mixture
    composed of one/more
    solutes dissolved in a
    solvent.

    You cannot distinguish the

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