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The solubility of glucose (a type of sugar) is 133 g/1000mL. Would you expect a mixture made of 60 g of glucose in 500 mL of water to be saturated? Why or why not?
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The solubility of glucose (a type of sugar) is 133 g/1000mL. Would you expect a mixture made of 60 g of glucose in 500 mL of water to be saturated? Why or why not?

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yes

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60/500 is less than 133/1000 meaning that the glucose will be able to disolve without a salute

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