FALSE, a dilute solution does not contains large amounts of solute.
Step-by-step explanation:
A dilute solution does not contain a large amount of solute. It has more solvent than solute. In a dilute solution, more solvent is added into the original mixture. The mixture is stirred until the solvent and solute are mixed thoroughly. All components of the mixture in dilute solution have the same composition.
Whereas a concentrated solution is the opposite of dilute solution. Gases, liquids, and vapours are only chemicals that can be diluted. These chemicals are diluted and are monitored continuously until the desired concentration level is achieved.