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TXosterman8 | 02:02 Thu 16th Nov 2006 | Science
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Is it possible for a substance to exist that increases in solubility and then when it reaches a certain temperature the solubility decreases? explain.
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Dunno about when it reaches a certain temperature, but calcium carbonate certainly becomes less soluble as temperature rises. Hence furred pipes and kettles.
12:37 Thu 16th Nov 2006
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Like this do you mean?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium_sulfate
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