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If you add salt continuously to a glass of water, eventually some salt will remain at the bottom. why?
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If you add salt continuously to a glass of water, eventually some salt will remain at the bottom. why?
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If you keep adding salt, the amount of salt and water will eventually pass equilibrium (for which every water molecule has a salt). This results in the remaining salt not being able to dissociate.
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