The document discusses different types of solutions. It states that in the solution of Kool-aid, the solute is Kool-aid and the solvent is water. It defines concentrated solutions as having more solute and less solvent, diluted solutions as having less solute and more solvent, and saturated solutions as having the solute equal the amount of solvent and reaching the point of solubility at a given temperature.

1. Name the solute and solvent in the following solution: Kool-aid Solvent- Water Solute- Kool-aid

2. Types of Solutions

3. Concentrated solution- when there’s more solute and less solvent. Ex: Concentrated Orange Juice

4. Diluted solution- when there’s less solute and more solvent Ex: Watered down drinks

5. Many solutions state the concentration by percentages. Ex: Orange Juice = 100% Minute maid = 10%

6. Saturated solution- when the solute equals solvent. It has reached the point of solubility at a given temperature.

7. Unsaturated Solution- when a solution needs more solute to reach the point of solubility.

8. Supersaturated solution- when there’s more solute than solvent. It has passed the point of solubility.