Lesson 1 Quantity Matters What's In Hello kids! In the previous module, you have learned what we meant by concentration of solutions and learned that we can express it qualitatively. As you can remember, a solution has two types of components: the solute and the solvent. The component present in small amount is called solute, such as, sugar, salt, powdered juice, and milk powder. Usually, the solvent is the dissolving medium or the component that comes in greater quantity, like water. Let's try if you can describe the following solutions qualitatively: WHAT TO DO: 1. These are the everyday items used at home (coffee, salt, sugar, water) combine and make a solution. 2. Write your answer using the data given below. Type of Solution Appearance A. Poured 1 tablespoon of salt to 1 glass of water and stir. B. Mixed 3 sticks of coffee powder in 1 small cup of water and stir. C. Add 5 tablespoon of sugar in cup of water and stir. It was too sweet As we go along with our lesson, activities will be more exciting and thrilling. Are you ready? Let's start the ball rolling.​