Solubility Curves Explained

IN this video I will explain solubility curves and provide a couple of examples using solubility curves.

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The symbol for cesium is Cs not Ce. The compound containig cerium is cerium (III) sulfate.

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So let's say the solution is over saturated by 22 grams. Could you also add 22 mL of water to make it saturated?

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why cerium sulphate solubility decreases with increase in temperature

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I am still having trouble on solubility in 50g. Could you please elaborate on that?

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*mL

[@ChemAcademy]

jake jensen If you only have 50mL of water which is half of the 100mL of water that is on the Y axis then you will need to cut the solubility at 100mL in half. For example if 30 grams of a salt are soluble per 100 mL of water at a given temp. then 15 grams of that salt will be soluble in 50mL of water. If you had 200mL of water then 60 grams of the salt would be soluble. Does that make sense?

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[@zacharyjones-lehfaculty8806]

It is not true that gram amounts above the curve are supersaturated. They are simply saturated. The more solid that is dissolved beyond the saturation point DOES NOT change the concentration of the solution and therefore, despite more solids on the bottom, the concentration of the solution is still simply - saturated. A supersaturated solution is a rare circumstance where a heated solution is saturated and allowed to cool so that more solids are dissolved than would normally remain in solution at that cooler temp. So in fact, a supersaturated solution will appear to be completely dissolved with no cloudiness or solids visible. But any agitation will quickly precipitate those solids out. Please stop teaching people that gram amounts above the line are supersaturated. They are not.

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