A solute is a minor component of a solution. For example, if a small amount of benzoic acid is dissolved in diethylether, the benzoic acid is considered to be the solute. If you had 2 solutes (like napthalene and sodium bicarbonate), in which layer would you find each solute? Why?

A solute is a minor component of a solution. For example, if a small amount of benzoic acid is dissolved in diethylether, the benzoic acid is considered to be the solute. If you had 2 solutes (like napthalene and sodium bicarbonate), in which layer would you find each solute? Why?

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