During crystallisation, formation of crystal can occur in ______________ solution only?

Correct answer: B. Supersaturated

  • A. Saturated
  • B. Supersaturated
  • C. Under-saturated
  • D. All A., B. and C.

Explanation

A supersaturated solution has more dissolved solute than equilibrium permits, providing the driving force for nucleation and crystal growth. A saturated solution is at equilibrium, while an undersaturated solution tends to dissolve crystals.

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