Solubility Help: My teacher doesn't know how to teach and gives us stuff we need

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02-24-2008, 10:09 PM

Joey G

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Solubility Help: My teacher doesn't know how to teach and gives us stuff we need

to search ourselves? My Chemistry Teacher thinks we should use our own resources to find stuff out so I am subject to Yahoo Answers to learn the class.

I need help with these questions if possible"

Determine the solubility of sodium sulfate, Na2SO4, in grams per 100g of water, if .94g of Na2SO4 in 20g of H2O results in a saturated solution.

A student stated that the solubility of KCl at 20 degrees C was 36g of KCl oer 100g of solution. What is wrong with this statement.

Overall.... How do you find Solubility? We have a ton more questions like this and everyone is calling people in the class asking what the hell we do.

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