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Saturatedlit. full of water. No more can be held.
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SaturatedA condition where all cracks and pores in soil and rock are filled with water.
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SaturatedReferring to the condition in which a maximal number of receptors of one type have been bound by molecules of a drug; additional doses of drug cannot produce additional binding.
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SaturatedA ‘saturated’ solution is the most concentrated solution possible at a given temperature. The solution is unable to dissolve still more of a specific substance.
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SaturatedDescribes a solution that will not dissolve any more solute at a given temperature. Any more solute will remain as crystals. Scientific Method
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SaturatedFull of water.
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Saturated
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Saturated(adj) being the most concentrated solution possible at a given temperature; unable to dissolve still more of a substance(adj) used especially of organic compounds; having all available valence bonds f [..]
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Saturated(1) in organics, a chemical compound with all carbon bonds satisfied; it does not contain double or triple bonds and thus cannot add elements or compounds. (2) in liquids, a solution that contains eno [..]
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SaturatedWhen a liquid has dissolved as much of a substance as it can.
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SaturatedIllustrated Glossary of Organic Chemistry Saturated: (1) A molecule that has no pi bonds. Often refers to carbon-carbon pi bonds, but can also include other pi bonds as well. Cyclohexene Cyclohexane C [..]
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SaturatedA solution in which the maximum amount of solute has been dissolved in the solvent. As you dissolve sugar in a glass of water there will come a point when you can dissolve no more sugar. The solution [..]
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SaturatedA resources which is being gathered by an optimal number of workers. Also see Mining Rates.
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SaturatedA solution which contains any constant temperature as much dissolved Solution substance as it can possibly hold in presence of solid solute.
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Saturated(adjective for squeeze) with menaces in all four suits
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