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An aqueous solution can dissolve 25 g of solid at 25 degree if someone dissolves 20 g of this solid in water at 25 degree then this solution will be called.

A)Supersaturated solution

B)Unsaturated solution

C)Saturated solution

D)Solution of liquid in liquid.

E)Other (explain)

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Answered by Anonymous

The correct answer will be (B) Unsaturated Solution.

As, that volume of solvent can hold maximum of 25 g of solute at 25 degrees Celsius.

So, if it holds 20 grams of solute at 25 degrees Celsius, it can still hold 5 grams more of solute to be completely saturated for that temperature.

Hence, this solution is classified as an unsaturated one.

Answered by abdulfaisal2008

Answer:unsaturated solution

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An aqueous solution can dissolve 25 g of solid at 25 degree if someone dissolves 20 g of this solid in water at 25 degree then this solution will be called.

A)Supersaturated solution

B)Unsaturated solution

C)Saturated solution

D)Solution of liquid in liquid.

E)Other (explain)