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At 40.0 oC, which solution can contain more solute without precipitating? A. This cannot be determined...

At 40.0 oC, which solution can contain more solute without precipitating?

A. This cannot be determined from the data collected here. B. KCl dissolved in water. C. NH4Cl dissolved in water. D. NH4Cl and KCl dissolved in water can both contain the same amount.

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