Why does dissolving happen?

Answer 1

Dissolving takes place when you are trying to make a solution out a mechanical mixture by adding a solute (something that gets dissolved) and a solvent (something that does the dissolving) together and when there is enough solvent to dissolve the all of the solute. When all of the solute is dissolved it becomes a solution which usually appears to be clear.

Answer 2

Because when the particles (of the solute, which dissolves in the solvent) mix what ends up happening is they start colliding with whatever your solvent is (a common one used is h2o or nitrogen) and the particles mix together dissolving your solute.

Answer 3

in the prcess of dissolving is when you put water with sugar or salt you pour the one of the two together then you mix it then you don't see anythong after you biol it the salt or sugar is left behind

Answer 4

Dissolving occurs when the particles of a solute break apart and become surrounded by solvent molecules, forming a homogenous mixture. This process is driven by the interactions between the solute and solvent molecules, where the solvent molecules overcome the attractions holding the solute particles together.

Answer 5

to make a 2 molar solution of NaOH, what is necesary

Answer 6

The dissolving process happens when the solute dissolves in the solvent.

Answer 7

Dissolution refers to a process whereby a solute dissolves in a solvent. Hygroscopic substances dissolve by absorbing moisture from the air. Salt is one example of the hygroscopic substances.