Question

Question #49b39

Answer 1

Add anion or cation to form precipitates or evaporate the water

Explanation:

If your referring to table salt as in NaCl then there a few ways you can do that:

If the solution is saturated, as in no more NaCl will dissolve in the given volume of water, then the net ionic equation looks something like this:

NaCl (s) ⇌ Na (aq) + Cl (aq)

In order to increase the concentration of the NaCl salt we would have to shift the equilibrium to the left. One way of doing this would be to add sliver ions which would form precipitates with Cl lowering the [Cl] and shifting the reaction to the left causing the [NaCl] or simply the concentration of the salt to increase.

Another way to increase the concentration of the salt would be to evaporate the water