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A solution that has the same ratio of solute and solvent, or the solution that holds the maximum amount of solute

Sagot :

Basically this solution is saturated and I am guessing you know the solute and the solvent. What you can do is divide the solution into two beakers. In each add an extra amount of each substance. Whatever appears in one of the beakers as a separate phase is the solute. The solution becomes supersaturated and cannot hold any more solute (this is the practical approach).