Question 6A scientists is working with a saturated solution. What would the scientist observe if thescientist adds more solute to the solution?AThe solute would dissolve.The amount of solvent would decrease.The additional solute would not dissolve.The concentration of the solution would decrease.

A saturate solution means that maximum quantity of solute dissolve in the solvent.and solution have…

Question 6 A scientists is working with a saturated solution. What would the scientist observe if the scientist adds more solute to the solution? A The solute would dissolve. B. The amount of solvent would decrease. The additional solute would not dissolve. The concentration of the solution would decrease.

Question 6 A scientists is working with a saturated solution. What would the scientist observe if the scientist adds more solute to the solution? A The solute would dissolve. B. The amount of solvent would decrease. The additional solute would not dissolve. The concentration of the solution would decrease.

Introductory Chemistry For Today

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Chapter7: Solutions And Colloids

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 7.8E

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