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Rolf is comparing four solutions. Solution A was placed in the fridge, which is at 4°C. Solution B was placed at room temperature, which is 20°С. Solution C was placed in an incubator at 37°C, and solution D was boiled at
100°C. Rolf then added the same amount of solute into each solution and agitated it at the same speed. The chart
indicates his results for the amount of solute dissolved.
Solution
A
B
С
D
Amount of Solute Dissolved
No solute settled to the bottom.
Some solute settled to the bottom.
Some solute settled to the bottom.
No solute settled to the bottom.
Which temperature allowed for an unsaturated solution?
4°C
20°C
37°C
100°C

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