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To dissolve or not to dissolve

Nicole

Type	Document
Description	Two glasses are half full of clear liquid. When a teaspoon of salt is added to both and stirred, it dissolves in one but not in the other. When the two liquids are mixed together, they dissolve in each other to form a solution. When salt is added, the solution separates into two layers.
Tags	Solubility ionic salts polarised and non-polarised liquids. chemistry
Author	TEMI group
Uploaded by	Nicole
License	Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial
Attribute to	http://teachingmysteries.eu/en/about/?t=1

Language	Language independent
Created at	May 24, 2016 11:12
Updated at	May 24, 2016 11:13
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• Type: Document
• Title: To dissolve or not to dissolve
• Description: Two glasses are half full of clear liquid. When a teaspoon of salt is added to both and stirred, it dissolves in one but not in the other. When the two liquids are mixed together, they dissolve in each other to form a solution. When salt is added, the solution separates into two layers.
• Keywords: Solubility, ionic, salts, polarised, and, non-polarised, liquids., chemistry
• Language: Language independent
• Age Range: 11 - 18
• Author: TEMI group
• Uploaded by: Nicole
• License: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial
• LOM Metadata: http://vishub.org/activity_objects/27459/metadata.xml

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