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Activity 10. Question Analysis. Answer the following questions briefly and correctly.
1. If the amount of solute in solution has reached its maximum, how can a solution be made into supersaturated solution?
2. Why do bigger sizes of solid solute dissolve more slowly than in their powdered form?
3. Give two example of naturally occurring solutions.
4. Give five solutions you can find at home.
Activity 10. Question Analysis. Answer the following questions briefly and correctly.
1. If the amount of solute in solution has reached its maximum, how can a solution be made into supersaturated solution?
2. Why do bigger sizes of solid solute dissolve more slowly than in their powdered form?
3. Give two example of naturally occurring solutions.
4. Give five solutions you can find at home.
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1.capable of being dissolved at a given temperature.
2.because more surface area is exposed.
3. 1.rain water 2.sea water 3.air 4.blood plasma
4.coffee or tea.
sweet tea or coffee (sugar added to solution)
any juice.
saltwater.
bleach (sodium hypochlorite dissolved in water)