Chapter 16 - Solutions

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<strong>16</strong>.1• A saturated solution contains the maximum amount ofsolute for a given quantity of solvent at a giventemperature and pressure.• An unsaturated solution contains less solute than asaturated solution at a given temperature andpressure.<strong>16</strong>.1• In a saturated solution, the rate ofdissolving equals the rate ofcrystallization, so the total amountof dissolved solute remainsconstant.• This is a dynamic equilibrium.5
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