A slightly soluble salt is added to water and a small fraction of the solid dissolves. Once the solution is saturated, a. None of the remaining solid dissolves. b. The rate of the solid dissolving is equal to the rate of precipitation. C. None of the dissolved ions precipitate out of solution. d. The entire reaction comes to a stop. e. The reaction goes in reverse.

A slightly soluble salt is added to water and a small fraction of the solid dissolves. Once the solution is saturated, a. None of the remaining solid dissolves. b. The rate of the solid dissolving is equal to the rate of precipitation. C. None of the dissolved ions precipitate out of solution. d. The entire reaction comes to a stop. e. The reaction goes in reverse.

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the solution is saturated,
a. None of the remaining solid dissolves.
b. The rate of the solid dissolving is equal to the rate of precipitation.
c. None of the dissolved ions precipitate out of solution.
d. The entire reaction comes to a stop.
e. The reaction goes in reverse.

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