What are some traits of a solution? What is a solute and what is a solvent?

What are some traits of a solution? What is a solute and what is a solvent? Explain why the formation of a solution is a spontaneous process.

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1. Solutions is the homogeneous mixture of two amd more components.

2. A solution can't be seen by naked eyes

3. It doesn't scatter the beam of light.

Solute - The minor of solution is called solute

Solvent - The major part of solution is called solvent

Solutions formation is spotaneous process because it the favored by decrease in internal energy (exothermic process) and increase in disorder of process(entropy is positive)

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