In a chemistry class, the teacher was explaining the relationship between solvent and solute: "A specific solvent can only dissolve a specific amount of solute. For example, imagine you eat one bowl of rice, then another. After finishing a third bowl, you feel completely full. At that point, could you eat any more?"
One student asked: "Is there any side dish?"
化学课上，老师正在讲解溶剂与溶质的关系：“一定的溶剂只能溶解一定量的溶质。比如说，你吃了一碗饭，又吃了一碗。吃完第三碗后，你已经感觉很饱了。这个时候，你还能再吃下去吗？”
一个学生问道：“还有菜吗？”
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