what is perfect defination of solute?is it the one which changes its physical state while forming solution or the one present in relatively small quantity in solution?(if we take larger amount of sugar and less amount of water,will water become solute?)

FRIEND WE ALWAYS TRY TO MAKE SOLUTION GENERALLY BY TAKING TWO COMPONENTS  ONE IS SOLUTE AND ANOTHER ONE IS SOLVENT   AFTER MAKING SOLUTION THE FINAL STATE OF THE SOLUTION MATCHES TO WHICH COMPONENT THAT WILL ACT AS A SOLVENT  AND ANOTHER ONE WHICH LOSES ITS IDENTITY  OR REMAIN SAME  WE CALL  IT A SOLUTE

 

EXAMPLE  WE DISSOLVE SUGAR IN WATER THE FINAL STATE OF SOL  IS A LIQUID   THAT IS THE STATE OF  WATER   SO HERE WATER IS A SOLVENT AND HERE SUGAR DISSOLVES   WHICH LOSES ITS STATE IS  SOLVENT    AND ON ANOTHER HAND    IF U   TAKE  WATER AND CHALK POWDER SOL    THERE ALSO FINAL  STATE OF SOL IS LIQUID   BUT THERE CHALK DOED NOT DISSOLVE IT WILL  MAKE PPT    SO HERE ALSO CHALK ACT AS   SOLUTE  AND  WATER ACT AS SOLVENT   

 

if we take larger amount of sugar and less amount of water,will water become solute   IT WILL DEPENDS UPON THE STRENGTH OF SOLUBLITY OF SUGAR IN WATER   AND  AMOUNT OF SUGAR TAKEN ….….….….….….….….…....PLEASE   ..... if    u   like  my  answer  and  my  answer   is  use  full    for  you  so please   just click on approve  button  ...and  if  you  have  any  other  question   or  dought     keep asking