A homogeneous mixture is a type of mixture with a uniform composition where the substances cannot be easily distinguished from one another. It is composed of a solvent, the substance doing the dissolving, and a solute, the substance being dissolved. Solutions can be concentrated, containing a relatively large amount of solute, or dilute, containing a relatively small amount of solute. Common examples include salt water, where water is the solvent and salt is the solute, and carbonated drinks, where gas is the solute dissolved in a liquid solvent.

1. Homogeneous Mixture

2. TYPES OF SOLUTION
 SOLID
 LIQUID
 GAS

3. SOLUTION
A special type of mixture composed of two or
more substances.
Homogeneous Mixture
It is a type of mixture with a uniform composition. This
means that the substance cannot be distinguished easily from
one another.

5. In the salt-water mixture, more
water than salt was used to produce
the solution. In this case, water is the
solvent and salt is the solute.

6. Solvent
the substance that does the dissolving
Solute
the substance that is being dissolved

7. Solution in which water is the solvent are
called:
Aqueous Solutions

8. The amount of solute present in a solution can
be varied. It could be:
Concentrated
Dilute

9. Concentrated
Solution contains a relatively large quantity of solute present
in a unit amount of a mixture.
Ex.
Absolutealcohol
Handsoap

10. Dilute
A solution in which there is a relatively small amount of solute
dissolved in the solution.
Ex.
Milk
Saltwater

11. TYPES OF SOLUTION AND ITS EXAMPLES
Solute Solvent Solution Examples
Gas Gas Gas Air
Gas Liquid Liquid Carbonated drinks
Liquid Liquid Liquid Vinegar
Liquid Solid Solid Amalgam(mercury in silver)
Solid Solid Solid Bronze
Solid Liquid Liquid Sugar in Water