Question

Which statements are true of any saturated solution at a given temperature

Answer 1

Answer:

A. No more solute will dissolve in the solution.

Answer 2

There will be no more solute dissolved in the solution. If you mix the solution, you can dissolve additional solute.

Explanation:

Is there a saturated solution:

• The solution is saturated and considered to be at equilibrium when the mass of solute added equals the solubility value.

Saturated Solution Examples:

• A soda is a carbon dioxide-water solution that is saturated. Chocolate powder is added to milk until it stops dissolving, resulting in a saturated solution. Salt can be added to melted butter or oil until the salt grains stop dissolving and the fluid becomes saturated.

The temperature of a saturated solution at a given temperature:

• Because most materials' solubility increases as temperature rises, a saturated solution prepared at a higher temperature often includes more dissolved solute than one prepared at a lower temperature.
• As a result, as the solution cools, it can become supersaturated.