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How could I use the word *SOLUTE* in a sentence. It's the science term for solute.
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How could I use the word *SOLUTE* in a sentence. It's the science term for solute.

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the solute is the substance you are dissolving in the solvent (e.g sugar dissolving in water) the universal and most well known solvent is water!
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The minor component in a solution, dissolved in the solvent.

sry if its from vocab

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