Solubility
A measure of how much solute will dissolve in a solvent
Real World Example
Imagine you're trying to fit as many clothes as possible into a suitcase for a trip. Just like there's a limit to how much clothing you can pack into your suitcase before it becomes too full to close, solubility is about how much solute can dissolve in a solvent before it stops dissolving. In this analogy, the suitcase is like the solvent, the clothes are the solute, and the concept of solubility is the maximum capacity of clothes you can fit, dictating how much of the solute can be mixed or dissolved into the solvent until it reaches its limit.
Real World Example Illustration
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