SC-951
Solubility
Lower Sec Science · Secondary 1 · Medium · Solubility
A student dissolves different masses of solid X in 100 ml of water at 70 °C. The maximum mass that can dissolve is 48 g. What will happen if the student adds 60 g of X to 100 ml of water at 70 °C and stirs?
- All 60 g dissolves to form a clear solution.
- 48 g dissolves and 12 g remains undissolved.
- 12 g dissolves and 48 g remains undissolved.
- None dissolves because the solution is saturated.
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