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Praxis II General Science

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If a 1-liter flask of water is saturated with salt (NaCl), then this means that:
  1. The solution is 1 molar.
  2. No more salt can be dissolved in the solution.
  3. The solution is fully precipitated.
  4. The water has fully reacted with the salt.
  5. The solution can no longer hold any other solutes.
Explanation
Answer: B - If a solution is saturated with salt, then that means the solution can no longer hold any more salt, meaning no more salt would dissolve. However, if a solution is saturated with one chemical or solute, this does not mean that other solutes cannot be added that have a higher solubility.
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