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For me to assess your previous knowledge about the solubility of a solute in a given solvent, answer the question below: (1) In what solvent will salt (NaCl) freely dissolve? Is it in water or in oil? (2) In your own words explain your answer. Answer through replies below. 100 75 50 approx.vol

For me to assess your previous knowledge about the solubility of a solute in a given solvent, answer the question below: (1) In what solvent will salt (NaCl) freely dissolve? Is it in water or in oil? (2) In your own words explain your answer. Answer through replies below. 100 75 50 approx.vol

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For me to assess your previous knowledge about the solubility of a solute in a given solvent, answer the question below:

(1) In what solvent will salt (NaCl) freely dissolve? Is it in water or in oil?

(2) In your own words explain your answer. Answer through replies below.

First figure: salt in oil

Second figure: salt in water

For me to assess your previous knowledge about the solubility of a solute in a given solvent, answer the question below: (1) In what solvent will salt (NaCl) freely dissolve? Is it in water or in oil? (2) In your own words explain your answer. Answer through replies below. 100 755 50 First figure: salt in oil Second figure: salt in water approx.vol
Transcribed Image Text:For me to assess your previous knowledge about the solubility of a solute in a given solvent, answer the question below: (1) In what solvent will salt (NaCl) freely dissolve? Is it in water or in oil? (2) In your own words explain your answer. Answer through replies below. 100 755 50 First figure: salt in oil Second figure: salt in water approx.vol
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