Lesson Solubility lessonWorksheet Solubility worksheetLab Solubility labTest Solubility testQuiz Solubility quizQuick answer: Solubility is the maximum mass of a solute that dissolves in 100 g of water at a given temperature. This grade 7 science quiz checks solubility with 10 multiple-choice questions and instant feedback; every answer comes with a short explanation.
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Ten multiple-choice questions check the main ideas of this chapter. Choose the best answer each time, then read the explanation, because the wrong options come from common student mistakes.
Level: Grade 7 science (Year 8 · Class 7) · Curriculum: MS-PS1-2
Solubility quiz: the questions
In a cup of sweet tea, which part is the solvent? What is a saturated solution? What happens to the solubility of most solids when the water gets hotter? A solution has 12 g of solute in 0.40 L. What is its concentration? 250 mL expressed in litres is Which change does not increase the maximum mass that can dissolve? Why does a warm fizzy drink go flat faster than a cold one? A hot saturated solution cools and crystals appear. Why? Which statement about dissolved sugar is correct? Why does a sugar lump dissolve slower than the same mass of granulated sugar?
Define solute. — The substance that dissolves. Define solvent. — The liquid that does the dissolving. Define a saturated solution. — Holds the most solute that can dissolve at that temperature. Define solubility. — Maximum mass dissolving in 100 g of water at a stated temperature. Concentration formula in g/L? — Mass of solute (g) divided by volume of solution (L). How do you convert mL to L? — Divide by 1000. Effect of heating on most solids' solubility? — It increases. Effect of heating on gas solubility? — It decreases. Three ways to dissolve faster? — Stir, heat, crush the solid. Why do crystals form on cooling? — Cooler water holds less solute. Keep going with Lina
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