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An in-depth exploration of solutions, their composition, and the concept of solubility. Learn about the difference between saturated and unsaturated solutions, the role of solutes and solvents, and how to measure solubility. Also, discover how to determine the saturation point of a solute and use solubility curves to understand the relationship between temperature and solubility.
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What is a solution?
Why isn’t water a solution?
What are the parts of a solution?
Which do you add more of.. solute or solvent?
Why is water called the universal solvent?
What does it mean for something to have solubility?
How can you measure solubility of a substance in water?
When is a solution saturated?
When does a solution form a precipitate?
Practice Using the Solubility Curve:
With 45 grams of Substance D at 45 °C, is the solution saturated?
How many grams of solute will have precipitated from the solution?
How many grams of substance A are soluble in 100cm^3 of water at 30°C?
How many grams of substance B are soluble in 100cm^3 of water at 30°C?