S- Solid, L- Liquid, G-Gas
In the background information, the table showed you that a mixture can be made between a minimum of two solids (SS), two liquids (LL), two gases (GG), gas and liquid(GL), solid and gas (GS), solid and liquid (SL). You will make mixtures that have some of the components mentioned above.
Big picture: The purpose of this experiment is to determine what happens if make a mixture with the following characteristics is made:
P- Polar,  N- NonPolar
a. both polar components (PP)	
b. both non-polar components (NN)
c. polar and non-polar components (PN)

Obtain three test tubes and place small amounts of salt, sugar and baby oil into the test tubes. Test the solubility of each solute with the solvents water (H2O), isopropyl alcohol (CH3 (CH3) CHOH) and charcoal lighter fluid (a mixture of hydrocarbons). Record, in the table below, whether the different combinations will form a solution or not.

	Solute	
Solvent	Salt 	Sugar 	Baby oil 	
Water 				
Isopropyl alcohol 				
Charcoal Lighter Fluid 				

For all the combinations fill in the columns. Place check marks in the appropriate columns.

Combination	
Solute	
Solvent
	
Solution
	
	Polar	Non Polar	Polar	Non Polar	Yes	No	
Water / Salt 							
Water / Sugar 							
Water / Baby Oil							
Isopropyl Alcohol/Salt							
Isopropyl Alcohol/ Sugar							
Isopropyl Alcohol/ Baby Oil							
Charcoal Lighter Fluid/ Salt							
Charcoal Lighter Fluid/ Sugar							
Charcoal Lighter Fluid/ Baby Oil							

Looking at the patterns in this table draw conclusions about the different combinations about the different combinations and their likelihood of forming a solution.