Question

• homogeneous
• immiscible
• miscible
• solubility
• solute

______ is a term that describes the capacity of a
substance to dissolve in another under specific
conditions.
the salt in a salt - water mixture is a ______.
two liquids that dissolve in each other are ______.
when chocolate chips are mixed into cookie batter, the
result is a ______ mixture.
oil and water are ______ because they do not dissolve
in each other.
white gold contains silver and palladium evenly
dispersed with the gold atoms, forming a ______
mixture.

Explanation:

1. Solubility is defined as the ability of a substance to dissolve in another under specific conditions.
2. In a salt - water mixture, salt is the solute (the substance that is dissolved).
3. Miscible liquids are those that can dissolve in each other.
4. When chocolate chips are mixed into cookie batter, the result is a heterogeneous mixture (the chocolate chips are not uniformly distributed at a microscopic level).
5. Oil and water are immiscible as they do not dissolve in each other.
6. White gold with evenly dispersed silver and palladium atoms forms a homogeneous mixture (uniform composition throughout).

Answer:

1. Solubility
2. Solute
3. Miscible
4. Heterogeneous
5. Immiscible
6. Homogeneous