Solubility
* Completely miscible in water.
* Most solubility depends on factors.
* Solubilities vary widely because they depend on the intermolecular forces in the solute and solvent.
* Some solubility increases energy
  - surface energy
* can come into play when a new coating is applied.
* characteristic property of substances.
* decreases with increasing molar mass.
* depends on a very simple equation
  - such factors
  - what kind of group attached to the benzene ring
* implies a solvent, and the most universally present solvent found in nature is water.
* increases as the temperature of the water increases.
* increases with increasing temperature and with increasing pressure
  - temperature and pressure
* is ability to form a homogenous mixture
  - defined for specific phases
  - dispositions
  - increased by acidity in the stomach
  - limited at neutral pH and physiological salt concentration
  - made easier with a proper hydration level
  - one characteristic property of a substance
  - pH and temperature dependent
* is the ability of a gas to be dissolved in water
  - substance to dissolve in another substance
  - something to be dissolved and go into solution
  - primary factor affecting absorption
  - property that substances have of dissolving in solvents
* means whether it can dissolve in water or lipids.
* measure of how well one substance dissolves into another.
* property that depends upon the particular product.
* refers to how easily chemicals dissolve and mix with soil water
  - much of a substance can dissolve in water or other substances
* reflects how well the ingredients are absorbed by the body.
* relates to chemical compatibility.
* seems to be necessary for the genotoxicity of nickel.
* varies according to degree of ethoxylation.

### solubility:

Water solubility
* is one indicator of the pesticides mobility in water.
* means the pesticide is inclined to dissolve in water.
* plays a major role in determining the fate of herbicides in water, soil and air.

Soluble compound
* Some soluble compounds accumulate in tissue.
* are easy to apply and provide quicker results than solids or slow release pellets.

### soluble salt:

Sodium acetate
* is acetate
  - chemical compounds
  - ionic compounds
* protonates the nitrogen of aniline so that it is soluble in water.
* reacts with acetic anhydride to produce acetic anhydride.
* soluble salt.
* weak base and the conjugate base for acetic acid.

Sodium sulfate
* is chemical compounds
  - inorganic compounds
  - toxic substances
  - used as a drying agent
* stimulant of the epithelia cells and of the nerves.

Solute
* More solute means an even higher boiling point and a lower freezing point.
* Some solute has properties
  - solutes can exist in aqueous solution in more than one form
* are the liquid in which solid substances are dissolved.
* can be solids, liquids, or gases.
* chromatographically interact with the micelles to achieve separation.
* decrease the freezing point or the point of crystallization of water.
* give water osmotic pressure.
* is substances.
* move from one cell to the next by repeatedly crossing plasma membranes and cell walls
  - to sink cells and water goes back to xylem
* tends to move from a region of high concentration to a region of low concentration.

### solution containing chrome:

Chemical treatment
* Most chemical treatments cause reaction
  - toxic reaction
* addresses the question of how much of a particular chemical was used on a crop.
* is difficult to time accurately and is destructive to natural predators and bees.
* provide effective methods
* solution containing chrome.

### solvent-based:

Paint stripper
* Most paint strippers are solvent-based.
* contain chemicals that loosen paint from surfaces.

### solvent-borne:

Zinc coating
* Most zinc coatings are solvent-borne.
* bright silver or gold finish on the crate.