We always talk about a saturated solution at a certain temperature? Why is the temperature specified?

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The solubility of a solid in a solution increases with increasing temperature. If the temperature of a saturated solution is increased, the solution will become unsaturated. Thus, the temperature plays an important role in specifying whether a solution is saturated or not.

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