IN Une La Part 2 1. Write the dissolving reaction for sodium chloride and predict what you should see when you add the salt to the water in the simulation. 2. A general definition of a saturated solution is: A solution in which the maximum amount of substance has been dissolved in another substance. Use Slightly Soluble Salts to test your ideas about the dissolving process. Write a summary of how dissolving can be modeled and include illustrations. Test your ideas with the other 6 salts in the simulations, and then write the dissolving reactions. 3. The ratio of the maximum amount of the substance per volume of solvent at saturation is the solubility. For example, the solubility of sugar is 203g/100ml of water at 20C. If you were dissolving table salt in a beaker of water, what would a saturated solution look like? Use the simulation to see what a saturated solution looks like on a microscopic level. Write down what you see. Write a description of a saturated salt solution microscopicall