Solubility Curves - Saturated, Unsaturated, Supersaturated Solutions

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I missed this day in class! Thanks for the help!! However, I was wondering what happens if your temp and your amount of water don't line up? We are using the same graph you were toward the end of this vid. My chem teacher gave the problem:
...determine how many grams of KClO3 needs to dissilve in 50 grams of water in order to have a saturated solution at 80 degrees C.

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KCIO3 needs 10 more grams to have a saturated solution at 80 degrees C. I got this by lining up the compound on the x-axis and y-axis. At 80 degrees C. and 40 grams of solute they meet. However, the question is asking at 50 degrees C. so to get from 40 -> 50 you would set up the equation:
40 + x = 50
Your end result would be x = 10, thus you need 10 more grams of solute.

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does a solubility curve of anhydrous solid always necessarily be continuous ?

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[@spencerirons3172]

Okay can someone tell me how you would figure those same problems but only if you didn’t have 100 grams of whatever is being dissolved. I’m my case it’s 79 grams of KNO3 and I have to know of it would be saturated, super saturated, or unsaturated.

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What if you were asked to a solution which is the least saturated at 20 degrees celsius with 20g of solute dissolved in 100g of water

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@11:01 Cerium Sulfate, not Cesium Sulfate.

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Btw, im not sure how legit the graphs are, but is it saying when water is 0 degrees Celsius (frozen into ice), it can still dissolve 175 grams of sugar???

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Is tequila saturated solution or unsaturated?