if the original solution of salt is prepared in hot water but the salt is insoluble in cold water, what does it indicate?

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Dear Muskan Sarvesh,

If any solute is insoluble or less soluble in cold water but solubility increases in hot water it means the solubility of solute is less in cold water but solubility increases when temperature increases. It only indiactes that the solubility is directly proportional to temperature.

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