Here are some factors that affect solubility: 1. Temperature - In general, the higher the temperature, the more soluble a substance becomes. As temperature increases, the kinetic energy of the particles increases, allowing them to overcome attractive forces and dissolve more easily. 2. Pressure - For gases dissolving in liquids, increased pressure favors dissolution by compressing the gas and forcing it into the liquid. 3. Nature of the solute - Polar substances like salts, sugars, and acids are more soluble in polar solvents like water. Nonpolar substances like oils are more soluble in nonpolar solvents. 4. Nature of the solvent - Polar solvents like water can dissolve ionic compounds and polar molecules through electrostatic interactions

1. SCIENCE 7
Written and Edited by:
RETIEZA S. SALGADO
SST-II
Mati National Comprehensive High School
Presented by:
ARIELV. ANTASUDA
SST-III
Mati National Comprehensive High School

3. OBJECTIVES
1.Describe unsaturated, saturated, and
supersaturated solutions.
2.Determine how much solid solute
dissolves in each volume of water.
3.Describe the appearance of
unsaturated, saturated, and
supersaturated solutions.

4. TOPIC

5. ELICIT
Name the picture and write the first letter of its name in each box to complete the mystery word.
oil
water

6. ELICIT
Name the picture and write the first letter of its name in each box to complete the mystery word.
oil
water

7. ENGAGE
SOLUTIONS OR NOT?

8. ENGAGE
SOLUTIONS OR NOT?

9. ENGAGE
SOLUTIONS OR NOT?

10. ENGAGE
SOLUTIONS OR NOT?

11. EXPLORE

12. EXPLORE

13. QUESTIONS
A.Based on the activity, answer the following questions:
1.) What is the appearance of the salt solution in 3 set-
ups?
2.) How many grams of powdered juice added to the
solution until it is no longer dissolves?
3.) Is there a limit to the amount of salt you can dissolve
in each amount of water?

14. EXPLORE
B. BASED ON THE ACTIVITY, DESCRIBE THE APPEARANCE AND CLASSIFY WHETHER THE
TYPE OF SOLUTION DESCRIBED AS SATURATED, UNSATURATED, OR SUPERSATURATED.
NOTE: THE 35 GRAMS OF TABLE SALT WILL FORM SATURATED SOLUTION IN 100 ML OF WATER.
Amount of
Solute in grams
Amount of
water in
milliliter
Describe the
appearance
Type of
Solution
20grams 100 ml
35grams 100 ml
70grams 100 ml

15. TYPES OF SOLUTION
UNSATURATED SOLUTION
SATURATED SOLUTION
SUPERSATURATED SOLUTION

16. TYPES OF SOLUTION
UNSATURATED SOLUTION
A solution that contains less
solute from the maximum amount it
can dissolve at a given temperature.

17. TYPES OF SOLUTION
SATURATED SOLUTION
A solution that contains the
maximum amount of solute
dissolved by a given amount of
solvent .

18. TYPES OF SOLUTION
SUPERSATURATED SOLUTION
A solution that contains the
maximum amount of solute dissolved
by a given amount of solvent .
If you add more solute to the solvent
and there is a presence of an excess
solute which can no longer dissolve.

19. ACTIVITY
Draw and describe the appearance of the solution
if it is saturated, unsaturated, or supersaturated.
Color it and label what type of solution in each
container.

20. QUESTIONS
1.) Which type of solution has the least
amount of solute dissolved?
2.) Which type of solution has the maximum
amount of solute that can be dissolved?
3.) Which type solution has more amount of
solute dissolved?
4.) Describe the appearance of the solutions.

21. RUBRIC
Excellent Proficient Developin
g
Labeling The label is clear
and correct.
Not all are
labeled
The label is not
correct.
Visual The color is
appropriate.
The color
be distinguished
clearly.
No differences
in each color.
Presentation The output is
and correctly
drawn.
The output is
clean
but not all are
correct.
The output is
not clean and
not

22. EXPLAIN
What solution that
contains less solute from
the maximum amount it
can dissolve at a given
temperature?

23. EXPLAIN

24. EXPLAIN

25. EXPLAIN
What solution that contains
maximum amount of solute
it can dissolve at a given
temperature?

26. EXPLAIN

27. EXPLAIN

28. EXPLAIN
What solution that contains
greater amount of solute it
can dissolve at a given
temperature?

29. EXPLAIN

30. EXPLAIN

31. ELABORATE
1.Jessica wanted to preserve a fish. What
type of solution she needs to prepare to
preserve the fish?
2.What will happen to the solutions if you
add more amounts of solutes like sugar
in a cup of hot coffee or cocoa powder in
your hot cocoa drink?

32. EVALUATE
I. Multiple Choice: Choose the letter oy your answer and write
it in your answer sheet (1/4 sheet of paper).
1.) Which solution that contains the maximum amount of
dissolved solute?
a. saturated b. unsaturated c. supersaturated
2.) Which solution that contains less amount of dissolved
solute?
a. saturated b. unsaturated c. supersaturated

33. EVALUATE
3.) How much solute is needed in order to produce
supersaturated solution?
a. less amount b. more amount c. limited amount
4.) What is the appearance of a supersaturated solution?
a. all solutes dissolve
b. least amount of solute dissolve
c. remaining undissolved solute
d. more solvent than solute

34. EVALUATE
5. Which of the following describe the appearance of
unsaturated solution.
a. Unsaturated solution has lighter color
than saturated solution.
b. Unsaturated solution has dark color than
saturated solution.
c. Unsaturated solution has dark color than
supersaturated solution.

35. EXTEND
Enumerate factors affecting solubility.