Solubility:
* At room temperature (around 20°C): You can dissolve approximately 357 grams (about 12.6 ounces) of table salt (NaCl) in one quart (946 ml) of water.
* At higher temperatures: The solubility of salt increases with temperature. So, you could dissolve even more salt if you heated the water.
Important Note:
* This is the *maximum* amount you can dissolve under ideal conditions.
* In practice, you might find it difficult to dissolve that much salt due to factors like stirring, impurities in the water, and the presence of other dissolved substances.
* A solution with that much salt will be extremely concentrated and likely feel very salty!
Let me know if you have any other questions!
