Question 13SavedIf you don't evaporate any of the water, identify what happens to the eighth spoonful of bath salts you add.It dissolves into the solutionIt falls to the bottom of the beaker as sedimentIt forms crystalsI'm not sure

Determine why crystals form if you evaporate water from the beaker when it contains a saturated solution.The solution already contains as much solute as it can so if solvent is removed then some of the bath salts must come out of solution as wellSaturated solutions always form crystalsRemoving solvent from any solution forms crystalsThe only way to make crystals is to add more bath saltsI'm not sure

Question 14SavedIf 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.It increasesIt decreasesIt stays the sameI'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.

Learning goal 2: Identify what happens to solute that is added to a saturated solution.Crystals formIt settles as sedimentIt dissolves

What happens to table salt when it is mixed with water?a.It stays at the bottom of the water.b.Its sodium and chloride ions disintegrate in the water.c.It produces OH- ions in the solution.d.It stays at the surface of the water.