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    Here are 5 solutions and their uses: 1. Salt water solution - Used in oceans and seas, and also for saline intravenous drips. 2. Sugar solution - Used to sweeten foods and beverages like coffee, lemonade, etc. 3. Alcohol solution - Used as disinfectants, rubbing alcohol, and ingredients in things like mouthwash. 4. Vinegar solution - Used for cleaning, food preparation, and pickling vegetables. 5. Baking soda solution - Used as a natural cleaner around the house for surfaces, drains, and more. It can help neutralize odors.

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    Here are 5 solutions and their uses: 1. Salt water solution - Used in oceans and seas, and also for saline intravenous drips. 2. Sugar solution - Used to sweeten foods and beverages like coffee, lemonade, etc. 3. Alcohol solution - Used as disinfectants, rubbing alcohol, and ingredients in things like mouthwash. 4. Vinegar solution - Used for cleaning, food preparation, and pickling vegetables. 5. Baking soda solution - Used as a natural cleaner around the house for surfaces, drains, and more. It can help neutralize odors.

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    Here are 5 solutions and their uses: 1. Salt water solution - Used in oceans and seas, and also for saline intravenous drips. 2. Sugar solution - Used to sweeten foods and beverages like coffee, lemonade, etc. 3. Alcohol solution - Used as disinfectants, rubbing alcohol, and ingredients in things like mouthwash. 4. Vinegar solution - Used for cleaning, food preparation, and pickling vegetables. 5. Baking soda solution - Used as a natural cleaner around the house for surfaces, drains, and more. It can help neutralize odors.

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    Here are 5 solutions and their uses: 1. Salt water solution - Used in oceans and seas, and also for saline intravenous drips. 2. Sugar solution - Used to sweeten foods and beverages like coffee, lemonade, etc. 3. Alcohol solution - Used as disinfectants, rubbing alcohol, and ingredients in things like mouthwash. 4. Vinegar solution - Used for cleaning, food preparation, and pickling vegetables. 5. Baking soda solution - Used as a natural cleaner around the house for surfaces, drains, and more. It can help neutralize odors.

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    SCIENCE 6

    Prepared by: Louie S. Sug-ang


    Romana C. Acharon Central
    Elementary School
    General Santos City Division
    OBJECTIVES:

    1. Describe solutions as
    homogeneous mixture and its uses
    2. Write one sentence summary
    3. Appreciate the uses of solutions
    REVIEW
    Yes or No.
    1. Mixture is a combination of two or more
    substances without chemical reaction.
    2. A homogeneous mixture has the same
    uniform appearance throughout.
    3. A heterogeneous mixture consists of visibly
    different substances
    or phases
    4. Air with smog is a homogeneous mixture.
    5. Stainless steel is a homogeneous mixture.
    Question of the DAY

    What happens
    when solids are
    mixed with
    water?
    PROCEDURE
    1. The students will be grouped into 4.
    2. Setting the standards in group activity
    3. Discussing the criteria in doing the
    activity.
    4. Group Activity
    Activity 3: Mysterious Water.
    5. Group Presentation
    ACTIVITY 3
    MATERIALS:

    Chocolate powder
    Coffee powder
    Creamer
    Detergent soap
    Glasses (8 pieces)
    Powdered juice
    Powdered milk
    Spoon
    Sugar
    PROCEDURES:
    1. Get samples of sugar, coffee, powdered milk, creamer, chocolate powder, powdered
    juice, and detergent soap and salt. 2.
    Prepare a spoon, 8 plastic cups, and water. Label the cups.
    3. Fill half of each glass with water.
    4. Mix the sample and water in each glass.
    5. Describe what happens to the sample.

    Group 1: sugar & powdered coffee


    Pour the sugar sample into glass
    Pour the coffee sample into glass
    Group 2: powdered milk & creamer
    Pour the powdered milk sample into glass
    Pour the creamer sample into glass
    Group 3: chocolate powder & powdered juice
    Pour the chocolate powder sample into glass
    Pour the powdered juice sample into glass
    Group 4: powdered detergent soap & salt
    Pour the powdered detergent soap sample into glass
    Pour the salt sample into glass
    Guide Questions:
    1. What solid materials were dissolved in
    water?
    2. What do you call these solid materials?
    3. Where can we use these solutions?
    Application

    EXAMPLES OF SOLUTIONS
    Generalization

    The students will make a sentence by


    choosing a word or phrase form the Venn
    Diagram.
    Generalization
    Evaluation

    Choose the letter of the correct answer.


    1. Which is a homogeneous mixture?
    a. Oil and water
    b. Mix nuts
    c. Seawater
    d. Pebbles
    2. There are five kinds of solution. Gas in liquid is
    one of it, therefore, which of the given example is
    one of the solution?
    a. Air and water
    b. Cola or Soft drink
    c. Oxygen and salt
    d. Rocks and solvent
    3. Homogeneous mixture has the same properties. It means that the
    substances mixed thoroughly and after stirring, it appeared as one
    substance. You can no longer distinguish one component from the
    other. What is the other term for homogenous mixture?
    a. Solution
    b. Dissolution
    c. solute
    d. Solvent
    4. Which is the best example of a solution?
    a. blood
    b. milk
    c. salt dissolved in water
    d. oil and vinegar mixed for salad dressing
    5. Which of the following is an example of a solution?
    a. gelatin
    b. mashed potatoes
    c. a mixture of salt and water
    d. a mixture of corn starch and water that is heated until it
    thickens flour dough
    6. The part of the solution that dissolves what is being put into the
    solution is called the:
    a. solvent
    b. solute
    c. precipitant
    d. mixture
    7. Air is a solution of 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen and 1% other gases.
    Which part of this solution is the solvent?
    a. air
    b. nitrogen
    c. oxygen
    d. other gases
    8. Because water has a slightly positive end and a slightly negative
    it is referred to as
    a. a polar molecule
    b. a hydrophobic molecule
    c. a magnetic molecule
    d. a nonpolar molecule
    9. Sterling silver contains 92.5% silver and 7.5% copper.
    Which substance is the solute?
    a. platinum
    b. silver
    c. copper
    d. solids do not form solutions
    10. A liquid substance capable of dissolving other
    substances is
    called a
    a. solution
    b. solute
    c. dissolver
    d. solvent
    Assignment

    Identify 5 solution and its uses.

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