Examples of Saturated Solution
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A saturated solution is broadly defined as a solution in which no more of a substance can be dissolved at room temperature. Additional amounts will form a precipitate, meaning a solid. Chemically, saturation is when the binding sites of a material are fully occupied. In biochemistry, saturation is measured by the proportion of binding sites occupied.
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Examples of Saturated Solution:
Image Example of Saturated Solution:
 Bromine Water is a solution of bromine and water in which the water is saturated with bromine. This creates a layer of Br liquid at the bottom and a vapour layer on top.
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