Solubility Chemistry Example 1

Solution

1. 1
   Solubility is the maximum amount of solute that dissolves in a given amount of solvent at a specific temperature, usually expressed in $\text{g/100 g water}$ or $\text{g/L}$.
2. 2
   For most solid solutes: solubility increases with increasing temperature (e.g., sugar dissolves faster in hot water).
3. 3
   For gaseous solutes: solubility decreases with increasing temperature (e.g., warm soda goes flat because dissolved $\text{CO}_2$ escapes).