In 100.0 g of water, the solubility of NH4Cl is 29.4 g at 0°C, 50.4 g at 50°C, and 77.3 g at 100°C. If 65.0 g of NH4Cl is added to 100.0g of water at 50°C, choose all of the statements below that correctly describe the mixture. The mixture is homogeneous. 35.6 g of undissolved solid NH4Cl is present within the mixture. There is no undissolved solid NH4Cl present within the mixture. The mixture is unsaturated. 65.0 g of undissolved solid NH4Cl is present within the mixture. The mixture is saturated. 14.6 g of undissolved solid NH4Cl is present within the mixture. The mixture is heterogeneous. 12.3 g of undissolved solid NH4Cl is present within the mixture.

In 100.0 g of water, the solubility of NH4Cl is 29.4 g at 0°C, 50.4 g at 50°C, and 77.3 g at 100°C. If 65.0 g of NH4Cl is added to 100.0g of water at 50°C, choose all of the statements below that correctly describe the mixture. The mixture is homogeneous. 35.6 g of undissolved solid NH4Cl is present within the mixture. There is no undissolved solid NH4Cl present within the mixture. The mixture is unsaturated. 65.0 g of undissolved solid NH4Cl is present within the mixture. The mixture is saturated. 14.6 g of undissolved solid NH4Cl is present within the mixture. The mixture is heterogeneous. 12.3 g of undissolved solid NH4Cl is present within the mixture.

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