Chemistry, 06.02.2021 02:00 wycentliver1859

What will happen if you add salt to water that is "saturated"? * The salt will react with the water quicker because you're adding more reactants.
The added salt will sink to the bottom.
The salt will dissolve more slowly than usual.
Dissolved salt will precipitate out and sink to the bottom.

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