A chemist is working with two NaCl solutions that each contain evi- dence of NaCl solid. The chemist removes exactly 10.0 mL of liquid from each solution and weighs the samples. The mass of Sample A is 11.998 g. The mass of Sample B is 12.202 g. Which statement correctly explains the difference in the mass of the two samples? A Sample A and sample B are both saturated solutions. B Sample A is an unsaturated solution and sample B is a saturated solution. Sample A is a supersaturated solution and sample B is a saturated solution.

A chemist is working with two NaCl solutions that each contain evi- dence of NaCl solid. The chemist removes exactly 10.0 mL of liquid from each solution and weighs the samples. The mass of Sample A is 11.998 g. The mass of Sample B is 12.202 g. Which statement correctly explains the difference in the mass of the two samples? A Sample A and sample B are both saturated solutions. B Sample A is an unsaturated solution and sample B is a saturated solution. Sample A is a supersaturated solution and sample B is a saturated solution.

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Problem 9E: What happens if you add a very small amount of solid salt (NaCl) to each beaker described below?...

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