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Will give brainiest to which gives the most answers! answer as many as you can. all is greatly appreciated! 1. a oil molecule is an example of 2. an attractive force between a hydrogen on one molecule and an atom on another molecule is called 3. a water molecule is an example of 4. a solution with less than the amount of solute that can dissolve for a certain set of conditions 5. you predict if a compound is soluble or not 6. muddy water is an example of 7. you can see the if you shine a light through a but not if you shine a light through a solution. 8. the substance that dissolves particles in a solution is called the 9. the substance that is dissolved in a solution is called the 10. a mixture of two or more substances that is uniform at the molecular level is called 11. a solution of two or more metals is known as a 12. a solvent is used to a solute to make a solution. 13. when the dissolving rate equals the rate at which molecules come out of solution, the solution is in 14. the exact amount of solute dissolved in a given amount of solvent is the of a solution 15. a solution has a concentration greater than the maximum solubility 16. if you make a solution using the solubility value for a substance, you will make a solution 17. talc is in water 18. two ways to express a solutions concentration are and 19. a substance that produces hydronium ions in solution is called a 20. a substance that produces hydroxide ions in a solution is called a 21. the neutral value on the is 7 22. the of acids is less than 7

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