In a solution, water would be a good example of this

In a solution, the Kool Aid powder for my yummy Kool Aid drink would be a good example of this:

A mixture with small undissolved particles that do not settle out, fog for example

A mixture in which particles can be seen and easily separated out

A mixture with a solute and solvent that has the same properties throughout

The substance that is dissolved in a solution.

The substance that dissolves other substances in a solution

This depends on the amount of solute dissolved in the solvent at a given temperature, and can be increased by increasing the temperature

This is just a ratio that shows the amount of solute to solution and does not depend on temperature.

If there is Kool Aid powder settled at the bottom of my Kool Aid drink, I know it is

Weak tea or a solution with little solute dissolved in the solvent is said to be this:

If there is Kool Aid powder settled at the bottom of my glass of Kool Aid, it is this:

If my drink has alot of solute dissolved in it(really strong Kool Aid) , but not so much that it settles at the bottom of my glass, I could say it's

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