Saundra experimented with making solutions from water and a powdered drink mix. She measured the powder in tablespoons (T) and the water in milliliters (mL). She observed the color and taste of each solution and recorded her data in the table below.Water (mL) Powder (T) Taste Color25 mL 1 very strong  50 mL 1 strong  75 mL 1 normal  100 mL 1 weak  According to Saundra's table, how did she make her solution more concentrated? A. by using less powder B. by using more powder C. by using less water D. by using more water

Observations from Four Experiments that Involve MixturesExperimentProcedureObservationIWhite powder is added to water.Gas is given off.IIA solution is heated until it boils.Vapour rises, and solute is left in the beaker.IIIYellow powder is added to water.Yellow powder is added to water.IVA pure solution is added to another pure solution.A powder appears at the bottom of the beaker.In which two of the experiments did a physical change occur?

SC07-14-AA You have to create 200 mL of apple juice. You mixed apple powder and 200 mL of water, but the solution was unsaturated. Which of the following is the BEST way to make it a balanced taste?a.Pour more orange powder into the solutionb.Decrease the water from the solutionc.Remove the orange powder from the solution.d.Pour more water into the solution.

A student adds two teaspoons of sugar to two glasses, each containing the same amounts of water.How will the student then make the solution in Glass P less concentrated than the solution in Glass Q?ResponsesAdd more water to Glass P.Add more water to Glass P.Add the same amount of water to both Glasses P and Q.Add the same amount of water to both Glasses P and Q.Remove some water from Glass P.Remove some water from Glass P.Remove the same amount water from both Glasses P and QRemove the same amount water from both Glasses P and Q

Four salt solutions are created using different amounts of salt and water, as shown.Solution Salt(tablespoon) Water(mL)P 2 200Q 2 100R 1 200S 1 100Which solution has the highest concentration, and why?ResponsesSolution P; it has more salt and water compared to the other solutions.Solution P; it has more salt and water compared to the other solutions.Solution Q; it has more salt with a smaller amount of water compared to the other solutions.Solution Q; it has more salt with a smaller amount of water compared to the other solutions.Solution R; it has less salt with a larger amount of water compared to the other solutions.Solution R; it has less salt with a larger amount of water compared to the other solutions.Solution S; it has less salt and water compared to the other solutions.

To make a liquid less concentrated