EXPLANATION FOR SOLUBILITY?
Hello, would this explanation for solubility be correct?
Solubility is a process by which a substance disperses in a solvent/other substance.
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No. This explanation would also apply to a suspension or emulsion. Or even on a powder mixture if you only talk about “in a fabric”…
In a solution, the dissolved substance is separated from its smallest particle unit (molecules or ions) by chemical interaction with the solvent and the result is a single homogeneous phase.
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