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To prepare a lab solution a chemist dissolves solid potassium chloride in a given
amount of water until no more will dissolve at that temperature. How could that
solution be described?

To Prepare A Lab Solution A Chemist Dissolves Solid Potassium Chloride In A Given Amount Of Water Until No More Will Dissolve At That Temperature How Could That class=

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The solution could be described like a saturated and concentrated solution.

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Dissolution of solutions can occur in certain ways. These ways depend on the solvent dilution coefficient and the amount of solute.

If the amount of solute is less than the solvent can dissolve, the solution is unsaturated.

If the amount of solute is exactly the same, the solution is saturated.

If the amount is greater, the solution is supersaturated.

So, since the amount of solute is exactly equal to the amount that the solvent can dissolve, the solution is saturated and concentrated.

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