Soluble Solids: Two Common Examples That Dissolve in Water

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Soluble Solids: Two Common Examples That Dissolve in Water

Here are two solids that dissolve in water:

* Sugar (Sucrose): This is a common household item that easily dissolves in water.

* Salt (Sodium Chloride): This is another very common substance that readily dissolves in water.

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