The evaporation of water is endothermic, so more CuSO,(s) dissolves exothermically in the solution, which increases the [SO,2-]. Saturated CuSOɖ(aq) 16. CuSO, Crystal The saturated CuSo,(aq) shown above is left uncovered on a lab bench at a constant As water evaporates, more CuSO,(s) precipitates out of the solution in the beaker. temperature. As the solution evaporates, 1.0mL samples of the solution are removed every three days and the [SO,2-] in the samples is measured. It is observed that the [SO,2-] in the solution did not change As the solution evaporates, the dissolution of ČusO4(s) in the beaker decreases. over time. Which of the following best helps to explain the observation? As the solution evaporates, Cu2+(aq) and SO,2-(aq) leave the beaker along with the water molecules.

The evaporation of water is endothermic, so more CuSO,(s) dissolves exothermically in the solution, which increases the [SO,2-]. Saturated CuSOɖ(aq) 16. CuSO, Crystal The saturated CuSo,(aq) shown above is left uncovered on a lab bench at a constant As water evaporates, more CuSO,(s) precipitates out of the solution in the beaker. temperature. As the solution evaporates, 1.0mL samples of the solution are removed every three days and the [SO,2-] in the samples is measured. It is observed that the [SO,2-] in the solution did not change As the solution evaporates, the dissolution of ČusO4(s) in the beaker decreases. over time. Which of the following best helps to explain the observation? As the solution evaporates, Cu2+(aq) and SO,2-(aq) leave the beaker along with the water molecules.

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The evaporation of water is
endothermic, so more
CuSO,(s) dissolves
exothermically in the
solution, which increases
the [SO,2].
Saturated CuSO,(aq)
16.
CuSO, Crystal
The saturated CusO4(aq) shown above is left
uncovered on a lab bench at a constant
As water evaporates, more
CuSO4(s) precipitates out of
the solution in the beaker.
temperature. As the solution
evaporates, 1.0mL samples of the solution are
removed every three days and the [SO,2-] in
As the solution evaporates,
the dissolution of CusO4(s)
in the beaker decreases.
the samples is measured. It is observed that
the [SO,2-] in the solution did not change
over time. Which of the following best helps
to explain the observation?
As the solution
evaporates, Cu²+(aq) and
SO,2-(aq) leave the beaker
along with the water
molecules.
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