You add 55 grams of $KClO_3$ to 60 grams of water that is at 90°C. How much water must you add to perfectly dissolve all of the $KClO_3$ ?

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You add 55 grams of $KClO_3$ to 60 grams of water that is at 90°C. How much water must you add to perfectly dissolve all of the $KClO_3$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2018-01-15T05:07:20

You have quoted no solubility data....

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And potassium chlorate is a species that readily supersaturates....i.e. it is a substance that can exist in solution at GREATER than equilibrium quantities....I am willing to bet that it will all go up....but the question is unsound.

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You add 55 grams of $KClO_3$ to 60 grams of water that is at 90°C. How much water must you add to perfectly dissolve all of the $KClO_3$ ?

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