AP Chemistryeasymcq1 pt
Which is true when a solution is saturated?
A.Dissolving and precipitating occur at equal rates
B.All the solute has dissolved
C.No more solute can ever dissolve
D.The solution is supersaturated
Explanation
Core Concept
Saturation is dynamic equilibrium: Q = Ksp, with solid dissolving and re-forming at the same speed. Adding more solid changes nothing.
Correct Answer
ADissolving and precipitating occur at equal rates
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