A crystal of common salt of given mass is kept in aqueous solution. After 12 hours, its mass remains the same. Is the crystal in equilibrium with the solution?
Asked by Topperlearning User | 24th Apr, 2015, 02:07: PM
Expert Answer:
Yes, as the solution becomes saturated the mass of the crystal remains same because of establishment of a physical equilibrium between the crystal of the common salt and its saturated solution.
Answered by | 24th Apr, 2015, 04:07: PM
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