Exercise 1: Saturated solutions are solutions that have the maximum amount of solute in them and no more will dissolve. If one teaspoon is 6.0 grams, how many teaspoons of each sugar, salt, and baking soda will dissolve in 8oz of water (a small bottle)? What is the maximum \# for a saturated solution? Use your results from Table 5.1. Exercise 2: Fill four transparent glasses with about 8 oz of water (about half full of water). To the first, add nothing. To the second, add several teaspoons of table salts one at a time. Each teaspoon weighs about 6 grams. Add the salt and stir. Observe how many teaspoons (maximum dissolved) of salt will dissolve Place into water the following and note which are soluble (dissolved): sugar, table salt, baking soda of oil, shavings of a candle. Record your results in Table 5.1. TABLE 5.1 Results of Solubility of Selected Items in Water