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Saturated Solution
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The quantity of dissolved solute remains constant with time.
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Solubility
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The concentration of the saturated solution.
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Unsaturated Solution
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When we start out with less solute than solvent and the solution completely dissolves.
i.e. sugar in coffee. |
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Supersaturated solution
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When there's too much solute and not enough solvent.
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Too much sugar in coffee.
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What is true of salts when you increase the temperature?
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Most salts are going to happen endothermically (they will break down) and can be helped by increasing the temp.
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What is true about proportions in a solution?
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In some solutions, the solute and solvent are miscible at all proportions.
i.e. Ethyl alcohol and water solutions. |
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