What will happen when some solid, radioactive NaCl is added to a beaker containing a nonradioactive satuarted solution of NaCl? (Before any radioactive NaCl is added, there is undissolved NaCl on the bottom of the beaker containing the saturated solution.)
a) It will immediately dissolve, giving a solution of higher concentration.
b) It just sits at the bottom of the beaker, since the solution is saturated.
c) Some of it will go into solution, but some nonradioactive NaCl will come out of solution.
d) Some of it dissolves but only after a long time.
e) It will immediately all dissolve, but then some of it will precipitate out of solution.