A. The part that dissolves into thesolution.1. Solute2. SolventB. The part that dissolves something.C. Compounds made up of twonon-metals.3. CovalentD. Since they are made up of ions,they are polar molecules.4. IonicE. Tells you how much solvent isdissolved in the solution.5. ConcentrationA. The breaking up of an ionicmolecule by a polar solvent.1. Water tensionB. A molecule that has a positive andnegative end.2. Dissociation3. Hydrogen bondsC. The attraclive force between twomolecules of the same substance.D. The attractive force caused byhydrogen protons to a more negativenon-metal.4. Polar Molecule5. Capillary actionL. What allows plants to draw water upfrom their roots.6. CohesionCaused by the cohesion of warermolecules holding it together.Give three ways to make sugar dissolve laster,

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A. The part that dissolves into the
solution.
1. Solute
2. Solvent
B. The part that dissolves something.
C. Compounds made up of two
non-metals.
3. Covalent
D. Since they are made up of ions,
they are polar molecules.
4. Ionic
E. Tells you how much solvent is
dissolved in the solution.
5. Concentration
A. The breaking up of an ionic
molecule by a polar solvent.
1. Water tension
B. A molecule that has a positive and
negative end.
2. Dissociation
3. Hydrogen bonds
C. The attraclive force between two
molecules of the same substance.
D. The attractive force caused by
hydrogen protons to a more negative
non-metal.
4. Polar Molecule
5. Capillary action
L. What allows plants to draw water up
from their roots.
6. Cohesion
Caused by the cohesion of warer
molecules holding it together.
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