More soluble in hot water: sodium chloride, fructose
More soluble in cold water: (gasses are more soluble in cold water) oxygen, carbon dioxide, nitrogen
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In general, solubility increases in hot water as compared to cold.
*Sodium nitrate is soluble in cold (at room temp.) water.
* Fructose is also soluble in water at normal temp.
* N2O4 is also soluble and forms Nitric acid at room temp.
All above soluble in cold water means at room temperature.
Carbon mono oxide is polar but less soluble in water at room temperature. but soluble in hot water.
Ozone is like as non-polar or low polar, very sparingly soluble in water but in hot water solubility slightly increases.
A substance this is dissolved in an answer is called a solute. In fluid solutions, the amount of solvent gift is extra than the amount of solute. One fine example of solute in our day-after-day pastime is salt and water. Salt dissolves in water and consequently, salt is the solute.
A solute is a strong, liquid, or gas that is dissolved to make an answer. A solute is dissolved in a solvent to make an answer. A solute is a component of a solution that is found in a small amount relative to the solvent.
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