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CBSE - VI - Science - Separation of Substances
Which is more soluble sodium chloride, potassium sulfate and sugar
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24th September 2021,
12:52 AM
CBSE - VI - Science - Separation of Substances
find out the solubility of sugar, salt, vegetable oil, sand, honey, glucose, wheat, flour, soap powder, lime juice, milk, vinegar, and ink in water identitfy soluble and insoluble substances in water and tabulate the results.
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24th June 2018,
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CBSE - VI - Science - Separation of Substances
Define the following terms: (i) Unsaturated solution (ii) Saturated solution (iii) Super-saturated solution
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27th July 2016,
1:48 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Separation of Substances
Define the following terms: (i) Solution (ii) Homogeneous solution
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27th July 2016,
1:47 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Separation of Substances
WHAT IS SATURATED SUBSTANCE
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18th October 2015,
8:01 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Separation of Substances
Which will be more soluble in water? Potassium nitrate - 32 grams (solubility in water) Sodium chloride - 36 grams (solubility in water)
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24th April 2014,
1:55 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Separation of Substances
What will be the effect of temperature on solubility of gases in water? State its consequences.
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24th April 2014,
1:51 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Separation of Substances
What is the effect of temperature on the solubility of a solute in a solvent?
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24th April 2014,
1:50 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Separation of Substances
Lemonade is prepared by mixing lemon juice and sugar in water. You wish to add ice to cool it. Should you add ice to the lemonade before or after dissolving sugar? In which case would it be possible to dissolve more sugar?
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24th April 2014,
1:30 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Separation of Substances
What do you mean by unsaturated solution?
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24th April 2014,
1:29 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Separation of Substances
Can water dissolve any substance in any amount?
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24th April 2014,
1:28 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Separation of Substances
You are given water at two different temperatures, one kept at 50oC and other at 80oC. In which case would it be possible to dissolve more sugar?
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24th April 2014,
1:27 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Separation of Substances
How can you make a saturated solution unsaturated?
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24th April 2014,
1:26 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Separation of Substances
Out of salt and sugar, which is more soluble in water?
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24th April 2014,
1:26 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Separation of Substances
(a) Define a saturated solution. (b) The solubility of sodium chloride in water is 36 grams at 20oC. What do you mean by this statement? What will happen if 45 grams of sodium chloride is added to water at 20oC? (c) What will happen if the saturated solution of a substance in water is (i) heated, and (ii) cooled?
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24th April 2014,
1:25 PM
