22 When a hot saturated solution is heated, crystals will be formed. Is it correct? If no, correct the statement.

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It is not correct, as when a hot saturated solution is cooled, crystals are formed.
When a saturated substance is heated to a higher temperature, the solubility of the substance improves, allowing more substance to be dissolved in it.
When a saturated solution of a substance is cooled to a lower temperature, the solubility of the substance drops, and some of the dissolved substance separates out in the form of solid crystals.

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