1. A solution is saturated with sugar if it can no longer dissolve sugar. TRUE FALSE
2. The solubility s is equal to the ratio of the mass of solute to the volume of the solution. TRUE FALSE
3. To have s in g/L, you need m in g and V in mL. TRUE FALSE
4. Ssugar = 2000 g/L so one liter of sugar water contains at most 2000 g of sugar. TRUE FALSE
5. When you add salt to water that is already saturated with salt, you get a homogeneous mixture. TRUE FALSE
6. A container contains a heterogeneous mixture if this container only contains a colored liquid. TRUE FALSE
7. In 0.5 L of saturated sodium bicarbonate solution, there is 48 g of solute, so s = 96 g/L. TRUE FALSE
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