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When nail polish is dissolved in acetone which substance is the solute and which is the solent?
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∙ 8y ago
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∙ 11y agoThe solute is the substance which dissolves. The solvent is the substance which dissolves it. The acetone would be the solvent. The nail polish is the solute.
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∙ 8y agothe acetone is the solvent and the nail polish is the solute
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What is a solent?
a substance that dissolves another to form a solution: Water is a solvent for sugar.
Why does the solent have four high tides per day?
Tides are waves
Why do the normal number of high and low tides not happen in some places?
Because of the effect of local land masses. For example, there are 4 high tides daily in Southampton Water. This is because of the effect of the Water being in an 'alleyway' and off the Solent, itself a constricted waterway.
What is a solent?
a substance that dissolves another to form a solution: Water is a solvent for sugar.
When was Solent TV created?
Solent TV was created in 2002.
When was Heart Solent created?
Heart Solent was created in 2010.
When was Solent Stars created?
Solent Stars was created in 1980.
When did Solent TV end?
Solent TV ended in 2007.
How long is the Solent?
The Solent is about 20 miles long, stretching from the easternmost point of the Isle of Wight to the city of Southampton on the mainland, in the south of England.
When was Southampton Solent University created?
Southampton Solent University was created in 1856.
When was Lee-on-Solent Line created?
Lee-on-Solent Line was created in 1894.
When did Battle of the Solent happen?
Battle of the Solent happened on 1545-07-18.
What actors and actresses appeared in The Solent - 2010?
The cast of The Solent - 2010 includes: Maurice Tam as Edward
What is the channel between England and the Isle of Wight?
The Solent
Where is Solent University located?
Solent University is located in the United Kingdom, in Southampton. It is 71 miles away from London and can be easily accessed by train or through the major highways.
