Solutions
A solution is a homogeneous mixture in which a solute is uniformly distributed through a solvent.
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Solution, Solute, Solvent and Dissolution
A solution is a homogeneous mixture in which a solute is uniformly distributed through a solvent.
Open article →Binary Solutions and Solvent Types
Binary solutions may combine solid, liquid or gas components, while the solvent determines the final physical state.
Open article →Saturation, Dilute and Concentrated Solutions
Saturation compares dissolved solute with an equilibrium limit, while dilute and concentrated describe relative composition.
Open article →Solubility and Its Factors
Solubility is the mass of solute needed to saturate 100 g of solvent at stated temperature and pressure.
Open article →Mass and Volume Percentage of Solutions
Concentration expresses solute amount relative to a declared amount of solution or solvent.
Open article →Hydrated Salts and Water of Crystallisation
A hydrated salt contains a definite stoichiometric number of water molecules in its crystal structure.
Open article →Hygroscopy and Deliquescence
Both behaviours absorb atmospheric moisture, but a deliquescent solid dissolves in the absorbed water.
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