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Consider the below process as written. If, at some concentration of La* and F¯ ions, AG is positive, what does that say about the solution? LaF3 (s) 2 La3+ (aq) + 3F¯ (aq) O The solution is not saturated and the salt will continue to dissolve. O The solution is supersaturated and the salt will continue to dissolve. O The solution is supersaturated and the salt will precipitate out of solution. O The solution is saturated. The solution is not saturated and the salt will precipitate out of solution.

Consider the below process as written. If, at some concentration of La* and F¯ ions, AG is positive, what does that say about the solution? LaF3 (s) 2 La3+ (aq) + 3F¯ (aq) O The solution is not saturated and the salt will continue to dissolve. O The solution is supersaturated and the salt will continue to dissolve. O The solution is supersaturated and the salt will precipitate out of solution. O The solution is saturated. The solution is not saturated and the salt will precipitate out of solution.

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Consider the below process as written. If, at some concentration of La* and F¯ ions, AG is positive, what does that say about the solution? LaF3 (s) 2 La3+ (aq) + 3F¯ (aq) The solution is not saturated and the salt will continue to dissolve. The solution is supersaturated and the salt will continue to dissolve. The solution is supersaturated and the salt will precipitate out of solution. The solution is saturated. The solution is not saturated and the salt will precipitate out of solution.
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the below process as written. If, at some concentration of La* and F¯ ions, AG is positive, what does that say about the solution? LaF3 (s) 2 La3+ (aq) + 3F¯ (aq) The solution is not saturated and the salt will continue to dissolve. The solution is supersaturated and the salt will continue to dissolve. The solution is supersaturated and the salt will precipitate out of solution. The solution is saturated. The solution is not saturated and the salt will precipitate out of solution.
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