Define sodium chloride has a solubility

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Sodium chloride has a solubility of 35.7g/100mL water. If you have 350mL of water and you add 115g of sodium chloride to it and mix well...the resulting solution will be... * saturated, but just barely so there is no crystallized salt at the bottom * Unsaturated * Super-Saturated *Saturated and there will be some undissolved solute sitting at the bottom

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