Question

to make a saturated solution and suspension different from each other​

Answer 1

Answer:

A suspension is a solution that contains solids that are suspended in the solvent. If you take a saturated solution of some solute and add more solute, what you add will not dissolve, remain a solid, and you will have a suspension. The solubility of a compound in 35°C and 50°C is 60 and 80.

Answer 2

Answer:

If you take a saturated solution of some solute and add more solute, what you add will not dissolve, remain a solid, and you will have asuspension. The solubility of a compound in 35°C and 50°C is 60 and 80. 50g of saturated solution at 35°C is heated to 50°C