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PLEASE HELP ME :) I can only dissolve 13.3g of sugar in 1 cup of water at room temperature and then it becomes ____. However, I can use pressure to force in 16.9g of sugar and then I have a ______ solution.
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I can only dissolve 13.3g of sugar in 1 cup of water at room temperature and then it becomes ____. However, I can use pressure to force in 16.9g of sugar and then I have a ______ solution.
Question 2 options:
concentrated; dilute
heterogeneous; homogeneous
saturated; supersaturated
supersaturated; saturated
homogeneous; heterogeneous

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Saturated; supersaturated
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