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kifflom [539]
3 years ago
9

Arrange this letters plss

Chemistry
1 answer:
Bingel [31]3 years ago
6 0

Answer: 1 . Unsaturated Solution

2. Saturated  Solution

Explanation:

1 ..tedsaturauntionsolu----------- Unsaturated Solution

2. ratedsatulutisoon--------------Saturated  Solution

 An Unsaturated solution is defined as  a  solution which contains  an amount of solute  that dissolves completely since the amount of solute  is still  less than the maximum amount that can readily dissolve in such solution and an additional amount of solute if added continues to dissove in the solution. Here the solution is still less than the equilibrium point.

example include. Addition of salt or sugar in water and it dissoves completely.

A saturated  solution is defined as A solution  which contains a maximum amount of solute that an additional solute will no longer be capable of being dissolved further since its equilibrium point has been reached.

Example- The addition of sugar to water till it no longer dissolves

Carbonated water is a saturated solution saturated with carbon as can be seen in the air bubbles  it gives offf in form of carbon.

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