Question

salt dissolves in water. but as salt is constantly added to be water, a some point salt appears at the bottom of the vessel. why does this happen?​

Answer 1

Answer:

salt concentration becomes more than the water conc. that becomes a highly conc. soln. so it becomes a saturated solution and thus cant afford any more salt in it

Answer 2

If salt is constantly added to be water, some point salt appears at the bottom of the vessel because of the following reason:-

• After dissolving a certain amount of salt, no more salt can be dissolved in water as the saturation point is reached.
• Saturation refers to the level where none of the water molecules are available to bind with the ions of the particular solute, here sodium chloride.
• Thus, the excess amount of the solute gets deposited at the bottom of the vessel.