Across 2. in a solution, a _____ is dissolved in a solvent. 5. a negatively charged ion; non-metal 6. something that is ______ is something that can be dissolved. For example: sugar that dissolves into water so it becomes a part of it is an example of something that is _______. 7. __________ compounds are made up of non-metal atoms and do not form ions. 10. the process in which an atom or molecule acquires a positive charge (by losing electrons) or negative charge (by gaining electrons) 12. an _________ solution conducts electricity. A weak __________ solution does not conduct electricity well. A non-__________ solution does not conduct electricity at all. 13. a positively charged ion; metal 14. a solid that forms out of solution. 15. when a solute is dissolved in a solvent, it forms a _______ 16. electrical __________ requires the presence of ions in solution. The more ions present, the greater the electrical ___________.

Down 1. an ________ solution is able to dissolve more solute. 2. the substance in which the solute is dissolved. 3. to make a solution, we dissolve some solute in a solvent. If we continue to add solute, we will get to a point where no more solute will dissolve. At this point, the solution is _________. 4. the amount of solute required to make a certain volume of saturated solution; maximum amount of solute that can be dissolved in a particular volume of solution. 8. the process of separating the positive and negative ions in solution 9. can be expressed as mol/L or M 11. _______ compounds are made up of metal and non-metal ions.