X 11. A student dissolves some salt in 0/1water. If the student keeps thevolume of water the same andkeeps adding salt, what will happen?Eventually it will become a saturatedsolution where no more salt can dissolveThe salt will keep dissolvingThe salt will become insolubleSalt doesn't dissolve

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Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

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Chapter13: The Chemistry Of Solutes And Solutions

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X 11. A student dissolves some salt in 0/1
water. If the student keeps the
volume of water the same and
keeps adding salt, what will happen?
Eventually it will become a saturated
solution where no more salt can dissolve
The salt will keep dissolving
The salt will become insoluble
Salt doesn't dissolve

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