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Saturated, unsaturated & supersaturated quiz

by PRINCESS JANINE A. GUILLERMO
1

What is a saturated solution at a given temperature?

2

Which type of solution can hold more solute at the same temperature?

3

What happens when a saturated solution is cooled slowly to form crystals?

4

What is required to create a supersaturated solution?

5

Which example usually forms a saturated sugar solution at room temp?

6

What is a key sign of a supersaturated solution?

7

If you keep adding sugar to cold water and it dissolves, the solution is:

8

What happens to a saturated salt solution as the temperature rises?

9

Which situation best describes a supersaturated solution?

10

Which process helps form crystals from a supersaturated solution?

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