Can you match these prefixes, suffixes, and word roots with their definitions? chrom- -elle -some (or soma-) trans- inter- bi- color: between: body: water: aqu- (or aqua-) across: two: little, small:

Color: chrom- (example: chromosome - it's a structure that can be stained and therefore presents color)
Between: inter- (example: intermembrane space - it's the space that can be found between two membranes, in a mitochondrion for example)
Body: -some (or soma-) (example: liposome - it's a body/structure, spherical vesicle, that is limited by a lipid bilayer)
Water: aqu- (or aqua-) (example: aquaporins - are water channels, membrane proteins that form pores in the cells' membrane to facilitate transport of water between them)
across: trans- (example:  transmembrane protein - a type membrane protein that is positioned across a biological membrane) 
two: bi- (example: lipid bilayer - a polar membrane that has two layers of lipids)
little, small: -elle (example: organelle - a specialized small unit/organ within a cell, which is a small organ in itself)

The answer is c water is the solvent and salt is the solvent