Matter exists in three states and thus there are various factors that affect solubility, which this test seeks to explore. Discover what these factors are See moreas you learn along by taking up the quiz below. All the best and enjoy.
Contains more solute than is normally possible.
Has equal amounts of solute and solvent.
Could possibly dissolve more solute.
Has dissolved the maximum amount of solute.
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Use larger sugar cubes
Stir the mixture
Cool down the water
Add an electrolyte to the water
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Increasing the surface area of the solute
Decreasing the temperature of the solvent
Stirring the solute into the solvent
Heating the solvent before adding the solute
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10 degrees C
20 degrees C
30 degrees C
40 degrees C
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10 degrees C
25 degrees C
80 degrees C
100 degrees C
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15 g of sugar cubes in 120 g of water at 60o C.
15 g of sugar cubes in 120 g of water at 20o C.
15 g of granulated sugar in 120 g of water at 60o C.
15 g of granulated sugar in 120 g of water at 20o C.
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