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hot saturated solution of sodium nitrate forms crystals, as it cools. why?

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Answered by kumarnithin68551

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hot saturation solution of sodium nitrate forms crystals as it cools because

Explanation:

Solubility of sodium nitrate decreases with a fall in temperature. Thus, when a hot saturated solution of sodium nitrate cools, it forms crystals as it separates from the solution.

Answered by Zahirrrrrr

Solubility of sodium nitrate decreases with a fall in temperature. Thus, when a hot saturated solution of sodium nitrate cools, it forms crystals as it separates from the solution.

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