Problem Analysis:
The task involves matching definitions with the correct terms and examples provided in the image. The goal is to sort the terms "SOLVENT," "SOLUTE," and "SOLUTION" into their appropriate categories based on the given descriptions and examples.
Definitions Provided:
1.
SOLVENT: The liquid in which a solute is dissolved to form a solution.
2.
SOLUTE: The smaller component that changes its state in forming the solution.
3.
SOLUTION: Made of 2 or more substances mixed together.
Examples Provided:
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LEMONADE
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SWEET TEA
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CHOCOLATE MILK
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JELLO
Solution Approach:
We need to match each term ("SOLVENT," "SOLUTE," "SOLUTION") with the correct definition and then associate it with the appropriate example.
#### Step 1: Match Definitions to Terms
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SOLVENT: This is the liquid that dissolves the solute. For example, in lemonade, water is the solvent because it dissolves the sugar and other ingredients.
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SOLUTE: This is the substance that is dissolved in the solvent. For example, in sweet tea, sugar is the solute because it dissolves in the tea (solvent).
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SOLUTION: This is the final mixture of the solvent and solute. For example, chocolate milk is a solution because it is a mixture of milk (solvent) and cocoa powder/sugar (solute).
#### Step 2: Match Examples to Definitions
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LEMONADE: Lemonade is a solution because it is a mixture of water (solvent), sugar (solute), and lemon juice (solute). Therefore, it matches the definition of a "SOLUTION."
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SWEET TEA: Sweet tea is also a solution because it is a mixture of tea (solvent) and sugar (solute). Thus, it also matches the definition of a "SOLUTION."
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CHOCOLATE MILK: Chocolate milk is a solution because it is a mixture of milk (solvent) and cocoa powder/sugar (solute). This matches the definition of a "SOLUTION."
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JELLO: Jello is a bit different because it is a solidified mixture of gelatin (solute) and water (solvent). However, before it solidifies, it is a solution. After solidification, it can be considered a solidified solution. For this exercise, we can consider it as a "SOLUTION."
Final Matching:
1.
SOLVENT:
- Definition: The liquid in which a solute is dissolved to form a solution.
- Example: Water in lemonade, tea in sweet tea, milk in chocolate milk.
2.
SOLUTE:
- Definition: The smaller component that changes its state in forming the solution.
- Example: Sugar in lemonade, sugar in sweet tea, cocoa powder in chocolate milk.
3.
SOLUTION:
- Definition: Made of 2 or more substances mixed together.
- Examples: LEMONADE, SWEET TEA, CHOCOLATE MILK, JELLO.
Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\begin{array}{|c|c|c|}
\hline
\text{SOLVENT} & \text{SOLUTE} & \text{SOLUTION} \\
\hline
\text{Water in lemonade, tea in sweet tea, milk in chocolate milk} & \text{Sugar in lemonade, sugar in sweet tea, cocoa powder in chocolate milk} & \text{LEMONADE, SWEET TEA, CHOCOLATE MILK, JELLO} \\
\hline
\end{array}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of solutes and solvents worksheet.
