Solid sodium chloride is added to a beaker containing 100.0 mL of water until the solution is saturated. Solid sodium chloride is visible at the
bottom of the beaker. The The process can be represented by:
Na+ (aq) + C7- (aq) = NaCl(s)
A chemist adds concentrated hydrochloric acid to the saturated solution. What will the chemist observe?
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