Use the "Solubility Curves" graph for various ionic compounds to answer the followingquestions:A. What is the maximum mass of sugar, (C12H22O11) that can dissolve in 100. gof water at 60 °C?i. Can you dissolve 456 g of sugar, (C12H22O11) in 150 g of water at60 °C?Yes, will dissolveNo, won't dissolveHint: Use the graph to determinethe most that can dissolve in100. g of water, then set up aproportion.B. What is the maximum mass of NaNO3that can dissolve in 100. g of water at80 °C?Solubility (g solute per 100 g H2O)30000260220Sugar(C12H22O11)KNO3180NaNO140NaBri100KBr6060O2020KCNaClCe (SO)20406080100Temperature (°C)i. Can you dissolve 158 g ofNaNO3 in 150 g of water at 80°C?No, won't dissolveYes, will dissolveGraph from OpenStax, Chemistry 2e. Access for free

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