Solute, Solvent and Solution | Chemistry

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If a substance A dissolves substance B, it is known as solvent. The substance B is dissolved in substance A; it is a solute.
For example, water (50g) dissolve sugar (50g). So, water is a solvent and sugar is a solute.
Similarly, petrol (1 litre) dissolve paints (1 litre). So, petrol is a solvent and paints is a solute.
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Q: What is a solution in chemistry?
Ans: In chemistry, a solution is defined as "A homogeneous mixture of two or more substances joined together physically is called a solution. For example, when you add some salt into the water, it completely dissolve in the water to form a homogeneous mixture or uniform composition. This homogeneous mixture of salt and water is known as solution.
Q: What is a solute?.
Ans: The component of a solution which is present in smaller amount is called solute.
For example, when you dissolve sugar in the water to form a solution, sugar is present in smaller amount in the water. So, sugar is a solute.
Q: What is a solvent?.
Ans: The component of a solution which is present in larger amount is called solvent. For example, in sugar solution, water is present in larger amount. So, water is a solvent.

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