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The solute is copper and the solvent is zinc.
the solute in stainless steel is carbon and the solvent is iron that's the startling truth
If you think to steel this alloy is not a solid solution; the base of steel is iron.
There are two equations, the first to describe how the carbon reacts with the oxygen in the air,Carbon + Oxygen ---- Carbon Monoxideor2C + 02 ---- 2COThe second describes how the carbon monoxide reacts with the iron oxide forming carbon dioxide and pure iron,Carbon Monoxide + Iron Oxide ---- Iron + Carbon Dioxideor3 CO + Fe2O3 ---- 2 Fe + 3 CO2Another might beiron oxide + carbon --> carbon dioxide + iron
NACL- Sodium Chloride dissolved in water, (also known as saline, or brine,) is a solution. Another example would be an iron alloy.
The solute is copper and the solvent is zinc.
It is carbon and iron
Iron and carbon respectively.
the solute in stainless steel is carbon and the solvent is iron that's the startling truth
The steel (solute) is being dissolved into the iron (solvent)
Iron is the solvent in steel, while carbon and other elements such as manganese, chromium, and nickel are the solutes that are dissolved within the iron matrix.
because you need more solvent than solute, so you need more to steel i guess
If they are thoughly mixed together to form a solution, one will be the solvent and the other will be the solute. The solvent is whichever one is in a greater quantity.
carbon
If you think to steel this alloy is not a solid solution; the base of steel is iron.
It doesn't "dissolve" in the chemical sense of the term, but is does melt, disperse, and form a mixture with molten iron. When the iron first becomes a solid from a liquid (at least above 1130'C), it is in the form of austenite, which is a face-centred cubic structure of iron. The structure leaves holes big enough for the smaller carbon atoms to fit in. However, when the austenite is quenched and forced to cool quickly, the iron goes through a eutectic transformation and becomes a body-centred cubic structure. This leaves no hole for the carbon atom to fit into, and so the carbon atoms are squeezed by the structure, causing a lot of tension and making the steel hard and brittle. The carbon atoms cannot be compressed, so they force the lattice to become tetrahedral instead of cubic. Hope this helped.
Non-newtonian fluids would fit this description. A non-newtonian fluid is a combination between a solid and a liquid. An example would be water mixed with cornstarch. A. solution is form when solute is dissolve in solvent. it is not necessary that solution is always form between solid in liquid or liquid in liquid. there are some examples of solution that are not liquid. e.g solution of Gas (solute) in Gas (solvent) EXAMPLE Air. solution of solid (solute) in solid (solvent) EXAMPLE carbon in iron or steel. solution of solid (solute) in gas (solvent) EXAMPLE dust particles in smoke.