What are the example of saturated solution?

Answer 1

An example of a saturated solution, would be to add salt, sodium chloride, to water until no more salt will dissolve in the water.

When no more salt will dissolved the solution is said to be saturated.

Answer 2

A saturated solution occurs when no more of the solute can be added to the solvent. If you add sugar or salt, for example, to a glass of water, the solution becomes saturated when you cannot dissolve any more of the salt or sugar in the water.

Answer 3

Some examples of saturated solutions include sugar dissolved in water at its maximum solubility, salt dissolved in water at its maximum solubility, and ethanol dissolved in water at its maximum solubility.

Answer 4

The most common example is, by far, Carbonated Drinks. Carbonated drinks contain more CO2 (in the solution) than would be possible as SATP. But because the drink is pressurised, and the CO2 cannot become vapour (as that only increases pressure further via an increase in volume) and so is trapped inside the solution.

When you release the pressure (by opening the can/bottle), CO2 is quickly released.

Another good example is heating water to allow more sugar to dissolve. This is how much confectionery is made because the solution can become so saturated that it will crystalise upon cooling.

Answer 5

A saturated solution is holding as much solute in solution as it possibly can, which means that there is little to no crystals at the bottom of the container. A saturated solution depends on the solute (the thing you are dissolving in water) and the amount, temperature, and pressure of the water itself. So there is no EXAMPLE of a saturated solution since saturation is conditional.

In every day life really sweet tea is an example of saturated....if you add anymore sugar to the tea it will just collect on the bottom. Once solute collects on the bottom it's considered SUPER saturated.

Answer 6

One example in the earth's soil. Nitrogen is stored within the molecules of soil. And the earths soil cannot store more Nitrogen than it can hold. so i think that this is a great example.

Answer 7

A solution of sodium thiosulphate(Na2S2O3 formula) in water

Answer 8

Bromine water, a sugar solution, carbonated water, coffee powder, and beer are 5 examples of a saturated solution. A saturated solution is something that no more solvent can be dissolved.

Answer 9

example of super saturated is cell,biochem

Answer 10

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