alleryStart learning →What is a saturated solution?
AOne with no dissolved solute
BOne with only a little solute
COne that has been boiled hot
DOne where no more can dissolve
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. One where no more can dissolve
A solution is saturated when it already holds as much solute as it can.
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