Water is considered a (*) "universal" part of these substances, since it can combine evenly with many other chemicals.
These systems cannot be formed from immiscible fluids. In chemistry, these substances can become supersaturated under certain conditions, then shocked to make a precipitate. Water is considered a (*) "universal" part of these substances, since it can combine evenly with many other chemicals. For ten points, give this term for a homogeneous mixture of a solute in a solvent.
These systems cannot be formed from immiscible fluids. In chemistry, these substances can become supersaturated under certain conditions, then shocked to make a precipitate.
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