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If I added 80g of sodium nitrate to 100g of water at 75 degrees Celsius, how much more would I need to make it saturated?​
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If I added 80g of sodium nitrate to 100g of water at 75 degrees Celsius, how much more would I need to make it saturated?​

If I added 80g of sodium nitrate to 100g of water at 75 degrees Celsius, how much-example-1
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30°C

8) At 30°C, 90g of NaNO3 is dissolved in 100g of water.

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