Following observations were recorded when more solute was added to three solutions, labelled as A, B, and C, at room temperature. Choose the option depicting the correct set of solutions A, B, and C.

Solution Observation

A Solute added gets dissolved

B Solute added doesn't get dissolved

C Solute doesn't gets dissolved even on heating

A: Saturated; B: Unsaturated; C: Supersaturated

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A: Supersaturated; B: Unsaturated; C: Saturated

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A: Saturated; B: Supersaturated; C: Unsaturated

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A: Unsaturated; B: Saturated; C: Supersaturated

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Solution

The correct option is A A: Saturated; B: Unsaturated; C: Supersaturated

Solution A is an unsaturated solution because the added solute is getting dissolved in the solvent.

Solution B is saturated because no more solute is getting dissolved in the solvent. It means that the solution contains the maximum amount of solute that is capable of being dissolved.

Solution C is supersaturated because solute is not getting dissolved in the solvent even on heating.

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Solution	Observation
A	Solute added gets dissolved
B	Solute added doesn't get dissolved
C	Solute doesn't gets dissolved even on heating