👉 A chemical fluid, also known as a liquid or solute in a solution, is a substance that takes the form of a liquid and can dissolve other substances to form a homogeneous mixture. This fluid component, often referred to as the solvent, facilitates the dissolution process by surrounding and separating the solute particles. Common examples include water, ethanol, or acetone, which can dissolve various substances like salts, sugars, or oils. The interaction between the solvent and solute is governed by intermolecular forces, leading to a stable solution where the solute particles are evenly distributed throughout the solvent.
