Solubility is the property of a
solid, liquid or gaseous chemical substance. It is a solute that dissolves a
solid liquid or gaseous solvent to form a solution of the solute in the
solvent. Often the solvent is a liquid. It actually is how much solute can be
dissolved in a liter of solvent. An example of solubility is like water and
salt. If you keep putting large amounts of salt into water, the water won’t be
able to dissolve all the salt. Solubility is sometimes expressed as a
concentration. Solubility constants are used to describe saturated solutions.
A question to ponder is; How is
solubility used in everyday life?
Solubility is important because if
you didn’t know about it you use it all the time. To make coffee or hot
chocolate. Everybody has used solubility. Solubility makes it so you don’t
always have to drink water. You can use solubility everywhere. It is used in
your food and in your drinks.
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