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© SciencePowerPoints.Com 2005 Aim: To Remember the ‘S’ Words Salt Water Salt solution © SciencePowerPoints.Com 2005 Soluble or insoluble? Which is the solute, solution, solvent etc? Will it all go through a filter? How could you separate them?

© SciencePowerPoints.Com 2005 Aim: To Remember the ‘S’ Words Copper Sulphate Water Copper sulphate s______ Soluble or insoluble? Which is the solute, solution, solvent etc? Will it all go through a filter? How could you separate them?

© SciencePowerPoints.Com 2005 Aim: To Remember the ‘S’ Words Copper Water Copper and Water Soluble or insoluble? Which is the solute, solution, solvent etc? Will it all go through a filter? How could you separate them?

© SciencePowerPoints.Com 2005 Aim: To Remember the ‘S’ Words Sugar Water Sugar Solution Soluble or insoluble? Which is the solute, solution, solvent etc? Will it all go through a filter? How could you separate them?

© SciencePowerPoints.Com 2005 Aim: To Remember the ‘S’ Words Iron Water Iron and Water Soluble or insoluble? Which is the solute, solution, solvent etc? Will it all go through a filter? How could you separate them?

© SciencePowerPoints.Com 2005 Aim: To Remember the ‘S’ Words Blue pigment propanone Pen ink Soluble or insoluble? Which is the solute, solution, solvent etc? Will it all go through a filter? How could you separate them?

© SciencePowerPoints.Com 2005 Aim: To Remember the ‘S’ Words Coffee powder Hot Water A cup coffee Soluble or insoluble? Which is the solute, solution, solvent etc? Will it all go through a filter? How could you separate them?

© SciencePowerPoints.Com 2005 Aim: To Remember the ‘S’ Words Hot Chocolate Hot Water A cup of hot chocolate Soluble or insoluble? Which is the solute, solution, solvent etc? Will it all go through a filter? How could you separate them?

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