At 50 Celsius, 37g NaCl dissolve in 100g H20 to make a saturated solution. Basedon this information, a solution of 16.2g NaCI dissolved in 45g H20 at 50 Celsius isdescribed asO saturatedunsaturatedsuper saturatedO NaCl will not dissolve in H20

Saturated Solution: A solution has been prepared by dissolving solute in definite amount of solvent…

At 50 Celsius, 37g NaCl dissolve in 100g H20 to make a saturated solution. Based on this information, a solution of 16.2g NaCl dissolved in 45g H20 at 50 Celsius is described as O saturated unsaturated super saturated NaCl will not dissolve in H20

At 50 Celsius, 37g NaCl dissolve in 100g H20 to make a saturated solution. Based on this information, a solution of 16.2g NaCl dissolved in 45g H20 at 50 Celsius is described as O saturated unsaturated super saturated NaCl will not dissolve in H20

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Problem 8.10EP: A solution is made by dissolving 0.455 g of PbBr2 in 100 g of H2O at 50C. Based on the data in Table...

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At 50 Celsius, 37g NaCl dissolve in 100g H20 to make a saturated solution. Based
on this information, a solution of 16.2g NaCI dissolved in 45g H20 at 50 Celsius is
described as
O saturated
unsaturated
super saturated
O NaCl will not dissolve in H20

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