2. In the spaces provided, write saturated, unsaturated, and supersaturated. a. Adrian is making a solution of sodium acetate in water. He adds a little bit of the sodium acetate, stirs, and it immediately dissolves. At this point, the solution is Adrian adds more sodium acetate until it will no longer dissolve and has collected on the bottom Adrian heats up the beaker and of the beaker. This solution is continues stirring. The leftover sodium acetate finally all dissolves. Adrian allows the solution to cool. The solution is now b. What would happen if Adrian added a single crystal of sodium acetate to the solution? Why?

2. In the spaces provided, write saturated, unsaturated, and supersaturated. a. Adrian is making a solution of sodium acetate in water. He adds a little bit of the sodium acetate, stirs, and it immediately dissolves. At this point, the solution is Adrian adds more sodium acetate until it will no longer dissolve and has collected on the bottom Adrian heats up the beaker and of the beaker. This solution is continues stirring. The leftover sodium acetate finally all dissolves. Adrian allows the solution to cool. The solution is now b. What would happen if Adrian added a single crystal of sodium acetate to the solution? Why?

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2. In the spaces provided, write saturated, unsaturated, and supersaturated.
a. Adrian is making a solution of sodium acetate in water. He adds a little bit of the sodium
acetate, stirs, and it immediately dissolves. At this point, the solution is
Adrian adds more sodium acetate until it will no longer dissolve and has collected on the bottom
Adrian heats up the beaker and
of the beaker. This solution is
continues stirring. The leftover sodium acetate finally all dissolves. Adrian allows the solution
to cool. The solution is now
b. What would happen if Adrian added a single crystal of sodium acetate to the solution? Why?

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