How do you determine solubility for these two trials? Trial 1Trial 212.042s12.042gMass of KNO3 (g)9.858512,552Mass of water (g)Solubility(g KNO3/ 100 g H2O)73°C58°CTemperature at saturation (°C)

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Trial 1 Trial 2 12.0425 12.042s Mass of KNO3 (g) 9.8585 12,552 Mass of water (g) Solubility (g KNO3/ 100 g H2O) 73°C 58°C Temperature at saturation (°C)

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How do you determine solubility for these two trials?

Trial 1
Trial 2
12.042s
12.042g
Mass of KNO3 (g)
9.8585
12,552
Mass of water (g)
Solubility
(g KNO3/ 100 g H2O)
73°C
58°C
Temperature at saturation (°C)

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