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4 years ago

Using the solubility curve above, what is the solubility of KBr when the temperature is 80°C?

Physics

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kenny6666 [7]4 years ago

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Answer:

96 g/100 g water

Explanation:

Kindly find the graph attached.

A solubility curve expresses how soluble a solute is at a given temperature in a particular solvent.

Solubility varies with temperature changes.

The x-axis denotes temperature and the y-axis is the solubility axis.

The solubility curve of KBr is the green line. Locate the given temperature on the x-axis and find the y-ordinate when it hits the curve.

The value gives solubility at that temperature.

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