These systems cannot be formed from immiscible fluids. In chemistry, these substances can become supersaturated under certain conditions, then shocked to make a precipitate.
These systems cannot be formed from immiscible fluids. In chemistry, these substances can become supersaturated under certain conditions, then shocked to make a precipitate. Water is considered a (*) "universal" part of these substances, since it can combine evenly with many other chemicals. For ten points, give this term for a homogeneous mixture of a solute in a solvent.
These systems cannot be formed from immiscible fluids. In chemistry, these substances can become supersaturated under certain conditions, then shocked to make a precipitate.
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