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A saturated solution A) is not soluble. B) is unable to dissolve more solute. C) requires more solute to be unsaturated. D) is the same as a supersaturated solution.

A saturated solution A) is not soluble. B) is unable to dissolve more solute. C) requires more solute to be unsaturated. D) is the same as a supersaturated solution.
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A saturated solution A) is not soluble. B) is unable to dissolve more solute. C) requires more solute to be unsaturated. D) is the same as a supersaturated solution.

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I believe the answer is B. A saturated solution is unable to dissolve any more solvent.
Hope this helps, sorry if I'm wrong.
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