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Vlada [557]3 years ago

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Let's establish some ground rules here. Confine yourself to 20oC

She puts in 50 grams of substance and 40 won't ionize or act like sugar (which is referred to as a colloidal suspension. microscopic sugar molecules don't dissolve: they just sort of float around. Just hope that Julie didn't use sugar in her experiment.

Solubility means mixes with (usually) water. Substance A is acting as though it is insoluble or very nearly so.

Now temperature increases the solubility of both substances. So here are your 3 rules.

Answer, Part B

1. Solubility means ability to mix or ionize, usually with water.

2. The more soluble substances have a <u>SMALLER</u> residue. So B is the more soluble substance.

3. The higher the temperature, the more soluble the substance. That's because the residue is going down or getting smaller when the temperature is raised.

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