Chemistry, asked by Michelle6968, 11 months ago

Explain solubility when does a solution becomes saturated what happened when the temperature of a saturated solution is raised

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Answer:Solubility of a substance is it's maximum amount that can be dissolved in a specified amount of solvent (at specific temp.) It depends upon nature of solute , solvent , temperature and pressure . Depending on Solubility , solution can be saturated or unsaturated.

From Le-Chatelier principle , if a nearly saturated solution is heated it's Solubility should rise

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