Identify the concentration when the solution in the simulation becomes saturated.5 spoons/litre6 spoons/litre7 spoons/litre8 spoons/litre9 spoons/litreI'm not sure

Determine whether it's possible to dissolve more solute in the solution when it has a concentration of 5 spoons/litre. Yes, because the solution is unsaturatedYes, because the solution is saturatedNo, because the solution is unsaturatedNo, because the solution is saturatedI'm not sure

Reset the simulator and fill the beaker with water. Before you add any bath salts, tap "evaporate" once. Then add a teaspoon of bath salts.Identify the concentration of the solution. You only added 1 spoon of bath salts, so explain how the concentration can have a value higher than 1.

Context: Question 14: If you don't evaporate any of the water, determine what happens to the concentration of the solution when you add the eighth, ninth and tenth spoonfuls of solute.: a)It increasesIt, b)decreases, c)It stays the same, d)I'm not sureAnswer question

How do you know when you have a saturated solution?

What is the volume of the solute if the concentration of the solution is20%.