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if you add anymore of the substance your dissolving it will not dissolve and most likely collect at the bottom of your solution , or on top. its always helpful if you have a see through solution^^

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Saturated solutions can accept no more solute for the given amount of solvent. Any attempt to dissolve more solute in it while maintaining the same conditions will fail. If the solution is solid-in-liquid, cooling the solution will cause it to be supersaturated and precipitate out given a nucleation site.

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Saturated fatty acids does not have double bonds between carbon atoms. They are solids at room temperature. They have a high melting point than unsaturated fatty acids.

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The essential characteristic is the concentration of the solute.

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Inseparability.

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