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2 years ago

Which of the following is the estimated amount of salt that will dissolve at 47 degrees?

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Nina [5.8K]2 years ago

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Ths solubility curve can be used to obtain the amount of salt dissolved (solubility).

<h3>What is the solubility curve?</h3>

The solubility curve is a plot of the solubility of a substance against the temperature. It serves the purpose of being used to show the solubility of a susbtance at different temperatures. This question is incomplete hence we can not be able to deduce the solubility of the salt at this temperature.

If the solubility curve has been ploted, then we can be able to estimate the solubility of the salt from the graph.

Learn more about solubility curve: brainly.com/question/9537462

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