Asked by Melissa
A saturated solution of potassium nitrate in water is prepared at 70.0*C then cooled to 55.0*C how many grams of potassium nitrate crystallized--- how do I determine this using my graph with everyone's numbers
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Answered by
DrBob222
I have no idea what your graph shows. However, if you can read from the graph these figures I can show you how to use them.
solubility KNO3 (grams/100cc) at 70.0 C (call this A)
Solubility KNO3 (grams/100 cc) at 55 0 C.(call this B)
Therefore, at 70.0 C you will have that A grams/100 cc dissolved.
When you cool it to 55.0 C, the solubility is B grams/100 cc. Then A-B will be the amount that crystallizes.
solubility KNO3 (grams/100cc) at 70.0 C (call this A)
Solubility KNO3 (grams/100 cc) at 55 0 C.(call this B)
Therefore, at 70.0 C you will have that A grams/100 cc dissolved.
When you cool it to 55.0 C, the solubility is B grams/100 cc. Then A-B will be the amount that crystallizes.
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Anonymous
It is not sufficient
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