A solution which cannot dissolve more solute at a given temperature.

1.	A solution which cannot dissolve more solute at a given temperature.
Answer» Answer: BRIEFLY, most solutes dissolve to a certain extend in a solvent. When you can ADD more SOLUTE which CONTINUES to dissolve, your solution is said to be unsaturated. When you cannot dissolve any more solute at a GIVEN temperature, then your solution is now saturated.

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BRIEFLY, most solutes dissolve to a certain extend in a solvent. When you can ADD more SOLUTE which CONTINUES to dissolve, your solution is said to be unsaturated. When you cannot dissolve any more solute at a GIVEN temperature, then your solution is now saturated.

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