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TRUE or FALSE: A supersaturated solution can be made by increasing the temperature of the solvent which raises the solubility of many solutes, allowing more solute to dissolve than would otherwise be possible.
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TRUE or FALSE: A supersaturated solution can be made by increasing the
temperature of the solvent which raises the solubility of many solutes, allowing
more solute to dissolve than would otherwise be possible.
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True because a supersaturated solution can be made by increasing temperature
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The statement is true. Increasing the temperature of the solvent raises the solubility of many solutes, which can lead to a supersaturated solution if more solute is added than would normally dissolve at that temperature.
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