Chemistry, asked by Malembi4132, 1 year ago

What is saturation in terms of chemistry?

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Answered by royankush002p3mpyd

when is solute completely dissolve in a solution says that if we add more solute it will be not teaser that that point that level is known as the situation

royankush002p3mpyd: if we will add more solute it will not dissolve

royankush002p3mpyd: because it has a limit

royankush002p3mpyd: that limit is known as the saturation level or saturation point and thus we can say that the solution is saturated...

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