Answer to Question #1716 in Inorganic Chemistry for Aakriti goel

Question #1716

What is solute and solvent (with examples)?

Expert's answer

The solute is the substance being dissolved (salt, for instance) and the solvent is the part of the solution that does the dissolving (water). The solute is of molecular size.

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