What Is The Maximum Amount Of Solute That Can Be Dissolved In A Fixed Amount Of Solvent At A Given Temperature

what is the maximum amount of solute that can be dissolved in a fixed amount of solvent at a given temperature

 

Answer:

IT IS DEPEND ON WHAT SATURATION DOES A SOLVENT CAN DISSOLVE A SOLUTE

Explanation:

BECAUSE THERE ARE THREE KINDS OF DISSOLVATION

1. SATURATION

- A SOLUTE CAN BE COMPLETELY DISSOLVES BECAUSE OF THE PERFECT AMOUNT OF SOLVENT.

2.UNSATURATION

- A SOLUTE HAS NO CHANCE TO DISSOLVE COMPLETELY BUT PARTIALLY BECAUSE THE SOLVENT IS NOT ENOUGH TO DISSOLVE COMPLETELY OF THE SOLUTE.

3. CRYSTALLIZATION

-A SOLUTE HAS NO CHANCE TO DISSOLVE COMPLETELY NOR PARTIALLY, WHY, BECAUSE THE SOLVENT IS INSUFFICENT TO THE SOLUTE SO THE SOLUTE HAS A LOW MASS AND LOW PRESSURE SO THE SOLUTE WILL FLOAT AT THE TOP OF THE SOLVENT.


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