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Do different solvents dissolve the same solute in different amounts?

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Solubility - amount of solute that can dissolve in a solvent.
Do different solutes dissolve in different amounts in a particular solvent?

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Does size of the solute affect the rate of dissolving? Is it faster or slower?

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The smaller the size of the solvent, the higher the rate of dissolving.

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Sugar dissolves well in water but does not dissolve in oil

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Both sugar and baking soda are soluble. However, not all solutes are soluble.

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Oil is not soluble as it does not allow sugar to dissolve in it, while water soluble. Hence, the type of solvent affects solubility of a solute.

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The smaller the size of sugar, the faster it will dissolve

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The smaller the size of the solute, the higher the rate of dissolving the solute.

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Sugar can dissolve in water while baking soda can only dissolve to a certain extent.

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Both baking soda and fine sugar can be dissolve in water

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The solute, which is the fine cane sugar in this case, dissolves faster in water than cooking oil, showing that the fine cane sugar has a higher solubility in water than oil.

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Oil cannot be disslove in water  but sugar can

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Lucas and Saha

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Lucas and Saha

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The smaller the size of the solute, the higher the rate of dissolving

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Both Fine Cane Sugar and Baking Soda can dissolve in water

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Both baking soda and sugar can be dissolved in water

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The smaller the sugar crystals, the higher the rate of dissolving.

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Sugar does not dissolve in oil, but it dissolves in water.

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Both sugar and baking soda can dissolve in water

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Smaller the size of the sugar crystals, greater the rate of dissolving.

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the smaller size of the sugar crystals,the higher the rate of dissolving.

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Yes,the smaller the size of the solute,the  higher the rate of dissolving

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Yes, faster

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Some solutes are able to dissolve well in a solvent, some are not

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Sugar dissolves faster in water than in oil

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The smaller the size of the sugar crystals, the faster it will dissolve in the water

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The smaller the size of the sugar crystals, the faster it dissolves

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Fine can sugar and baking soda can dissolve in 40ml of water

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Both baking soda and sugar can be dissolved in water but sugar is more soluble than baking soda

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Both sugar and baking soda can dissolve in water

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Sugar dissolves in water but not in oil