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Let's say I wish to test whether substance_X or substance_Y is more soluble in water.
The molecular weight of the two substances differs.
Should I add equal mass amounts of the substances into water (e.g., 5 grams of substance_X in 1L water, 5 grams of substance_Y in a separate 1L water beaker)?
Or, should I add equal molar amounts (e.g., 1 mol substance_X in 1L water, 1 mol of substance_Y in a separate 1L water beaker)?
The molecular weight of the two substances differs.
Should I add equal mass amounts of the substances into water (e.g., 5 grams of substance_X in 1L water, 5 grams of substance_Y in a separate 1L water beaker)?
Or, should I add equal molar amounts (e.g., 1 mol substance_X in 1L water, 1 mol of substance_Y in a separate 1L water beaker)?