Question

Analyze the word problem and match the vocabulary terms to the chemicals in the word problem.

Answer 1

5.00 grams of solid citric acid (solute) is dissolved in 500.00 ml of water (solvent) to make aqueous citric acid (solution).

What is a solution?

A solution is a homogeneous mixture prepared by dissolving a solute in a solvent.

5.00 grams of solid citric acid is dissolved in 500.00 ml of water to make aqueous citric acid.

In this example:

• 5.00 grams of solid citric acid is the solute (what is dissolved).
• 500.00 ml of water is the solvent (the media in which the solute is dissolved).
• Aqueous citric acid is the resulting solution.

5.00 grams of solid citric acid (solute) is dissolved in 500.00 ml of water (solvent) to make aqueous citric acid (solution).

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