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13. Solutions / Solubility: Temperature Effect / Problem 18
Problem 18
A chemist needs to prepare a supersaturated solution of sodium acetate for an experiment. Which of the following procedures should they follow?
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Dissolve sodium acetate in water at room temperature until no more dissolves.
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Evaporate some water from a saturated solution at room temperature.
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Add sodium acetate to cold water and stir continuously.
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Heat the solution, dissolve excess sodium acetate, then cool it slowly.
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