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I wont be able to fully form the paragraph but i hope this helps.

1. Salt water solution
2. The water is the solvent (it dissolves the salt)
3. The salt is the solute (what is being dissolved)
4. The difference between the solute and the solvent is that the solvent is a liquid (water) which dissolves the solid (salt), and the solute is what is being dissolved by the solvent.
A solvent and a solute majes a solution.

This can work for anything like sugar and water If you want a different example, but just keep in mind some things arent soluble like flour or sand (depending on the solvent)

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