a) Which solution(s) containing 1.0 g of salt (NaCl and NHCI are both considered "salts") per 5 mlL of water is (are) unsaturated and why?

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Part C. Solubility versus Temperature
1.
(a) Which solution(s) containing 1.0 g of salt (NaCl and NH,CI are both
considered "salts") per 5 ml. of water is (are) unsaturated and why?
2.
(a) Temperature of each solution before heating:
NaCl:
NH,Cl:
(b) Which solution(s) containing 2.4 g total of salt per 5 ml of water is (are)
saturated at room temperature and why?
3.
(a) Temperature of each solution in the hot water bath:
NaCl:
NH.CI:
(b) Which salt is least soluble at elevated temperatures?
(c) Classify the salt solutions at elevated temperatures as either saturated or
unsaturated.
NaCl:
NH.CI:
4.
(a) Did the salt solution(s) that were unsaturated at the elevated temperatures
become saturated when cooled? How do you know?
6.
Transcribed Image Text:Part C. Solubility versus Temperature 1. (a) Which solution(s) containing 1.0 g of salt (NaCl and NH,CI are both considered "salts") per 5 ml. of water is (are) unsaturated and why? 2. (a) Temperature of each solution before heating: NaCl: NH,Cl: (b) Which solution(s) containing 2.4 g total of salt per 5 ml of water is (are) saturated at room temperature and why? 3. (a) Temperature of each solution in the hot water bath: NaCl: NH.CI: (b) Which salt is least soluble at elevated temperatures? (c) Classify the salt solutions at elevated temperatures as either saturated or unsaturated. NaCl: NH.CI: 4. (a) Did the salt solution(s) that were unsaturated at the elevated temperatures become saturated when cooled? How do you know? 6.
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