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A solution containing large amounts of solute in comparison to solvent is what?
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A solution containing large amounts of solute in comparison to solvent is what?
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A solution containing large amounts of solute in comparison to solvent is what?
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I think this solution is a supersaturated solution. This solution is called us such because the solute in this solution is more than the solvent can dissolve or the ammount of solute exceeds the solutbility of the solute in a particular solvent.
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