biophysic course

Introduction

Solutions are homogeneous mixtures usually classified based on their physical state, including solid solutions, gaseous solutions, and liquid solutions.

Solid Solutions: Composed of at least one substance, which is the solvent, mixed with a specific quantity of another substance, identified as the solute.

Gaseous Solutions: Homogeneous mixtures of gases that do not react with each other.

Liquid Solutions: One of the components is a liquid before being mixed with another substance. The liquid component is called the solvent, and the process is known as dissolution.

  • The solute can be a liquid, solid, or gas.

The corresponding figure shows the types of solutions according to the physical state of the solution

Figure 1 : represents the types of solutions according to their physical state

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Through this chapter, the student will distinguish between various concepts related to the quantitative characteristics of a solution. Here we give the student various exercises based on what he learned and understood from the lesson.

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