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What does it mean that a solution is “uniform throughout”?

Vishal Sharma · Accepted Answer

in problem one. What does it mean? That a solution is uniformed throughout? So this solution is uniformed throughout means the solution is uniforms throughout means the solute and solvent cannot be They salute and solvent cannot be cannot be distinguished by the next i by the naked eye. Once the solution is formed, once the solution is formed, the entire solution appear is uniformed. The entire solution appears Uniforms throughout such a solution is called homogeneous solution. Such a solution is called homogeneous solution. Such a solution is called homo genius solution. So we can say that the uniformed means the components off this solution. So uniforms throughout means the component the component off. These solutions are so well mixed that, uh so well makes that too simple taken from anywhere. Two samples taken from anywhere in this solution will be identical, will be identical. So, for example, we can say that sugar solution sold solution sold solution. So these are the homogeneous solution. So these solutions are homogeneous Homer engineers, because when soul is mixed with water, or when sugar is mixed with water, then it can form a uniforms uniforms solution throughout the mixed yet so uniformed throughout means the component off solution are very well mixed that we are unable toe distinguish by the neck I off solute and solvent.

Lizabeth Tumminello · Answer

So when we&#x27;re talking about a solution being a homogeneous mixture, that&#x27;s because ah, homogeneous mixture is a mixture in which the composition is uniform throughout the mixture. All solutions would be considered to be homogeneous because the dissolved material is present in the same amount throughout the solution. So one characteristic is that they can be separated into their components by physical means. OK, but the reason why a mixture will be called homogeneous the prefix homo means same throughout so in evenly, um, evenly mixed mixture or unevenly distributed mixture would be considered to be homogeneous.

Theodore Donnell · Answer

Hello Today we&#x27;re going to talk about Chapter 14 Question 54 which asks us to consider the phrase not all mixtures are solutions and think about what that means and to find a solution. So if we first think about it, let&#x27;s think about two different mixtures and let&#x27;s go to the beach because it&#x27;s the summer when I&#x27;m recording this. So here we have a glass of water with some sand in it, and the sand is floating around and you can see it twinkling in the glass. And now we&#x27;ll have a glass of saltwater as well for the ocean, and we&#x27;ll put our water in. And we also have the salt. So salt, water, sand, water. Now we&#x27;ve already poured our sultan, and it&#x27;s in there. But we can&#x27;t see it because the solution still appears to be clear. It looks just like clear water. And so one of the main differences between sand, water and salt water is that Mick is They&#x27;re both mixtures. We&#x27;ve combined something with water, but the sand water actually has visible particles that scatter light. This is called the Tendo Effect, and this is only true for Mick for, um hetero genius mixtures that are not solutions only true for non solutions. And the reason is that the sand particles have not dissolved in a solution of saltwater. The particles air fully dissolved, and so the only thing floating around are essentially atomic size ions, whereas the same particles are much, much bigger. So particles atomic size particles in solutions. And then lastly, if we just, uh, try to filter these away, we can&#x27;t filter a solution. If we filter the sluice. This mixture on the left, the sand water, all of the sand will go away, and we&#x27;ll be left with clear water. But if we filter the salt water, what will come through? We&#x27;ll still be salt water. The salt will not stay on the paper, the filter paper, and this is again because the salt is actually dissolved in the water, and it&#x27;s so small that it goes through the filter and so we can see that solutions require the Salyut to be dissolved in the solvent, whereas other mixtures, even though they&#x27;re both mixtures, other mixtures that do not involve the solution cannot be considered solutions

Ashley High · Answer

So, in order for a number to satisfy an equation when I plug it in, it needs to create a true statement suffering since after I plugged everything I need to have something that&#x27;s true, such as five equals five that will satisfy the equation. But if I have something like five equals three, that does not satisfy the equation, so it needs to be something that makes a statement true.

Christopher Stanley · Answer

you know this problem? We want to discuss what is meant by a solution. System of equations. Now, solution to a system of equations is a point that satisfies. That&#x27;s fine. Each equation in the system. Okay, a solution. No system of equations is a point that satisfies each equation in the system. What that means is that you could plug it in to any of those equations, and it would be a true statement for all of them.

Freddie Montague · Answer

the question is asking a sweat is meant when one says that a solution is saturated with the Salyut. So what this means is that the solution has the maximum amount of soul you that it is able to dissolve. So if you keep adding soul, you it&#x27;s not going to dissolve it anymore. So, for example, if I add salt toe, water golds, draw cup of water here, that&#x27;s my water. And if I keep adding salt to the water and like you having so sick, all the salt is being resolved in the water. But if I keep adding, adding, adding, it will reach a point where the water won&#x27;t dissolve the salt anymore in the salt will accumulate on top and not really become part of the solution. So this maximum point is said to be saturated solution. When I cannot accept any more of the soul you

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What does it mean that a solution is “uniform throughout”?

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The phrase'A solution is uniform throughout means that the solute and solvent cannot be distinguished by the naked eye, once the solution is formed. The entire solution appears uniform throughout. Such a solution is also called as a "Homogeneous solution:

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