Submitted by The_Grand_Canyon t3_yy44ri in askscience
foundmyreddit t1_iwtgsqt wrote
Reply to comment by magnets_are_strange in If you froze soda for a year, would be still fizz when thawed out? by The_Grand_Canyon
Oop, I always forget that it’s opposite for dissolved gasses as for dissolved solids/liquids, but yes you’re right!
Twink_Ass_Bitch t1_iwthnkn wrote
Also, it's generally the case that solubility of solid solutes increases with temperature, but it depends on the substance.
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asteconn t1_iwtuqzb wrote
What are some that don't, and do they have any practical implications?
vickyswaggo t1_iww4a5e wrote
Calcium hydroxide (called slake lime and used in a lot of food chemistry)
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