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Which would increase the rate of dissolving salt into water?
low temperature
little to no agitation
more surface area
darker colors
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More surface area.
Explanation: breaking the salt into smaller pieces (or powder) exposes more solid to the water so dissolution and diffusion happen faster. The other choices would not increase the rate: low temperature slows dissolution, little/no agitation slows it (stirring speeds it up), and color has no direct effect.
Explanation: breaking the salt into smaller pieces (or powder) exposes more solid to the water so dissolution and diffusion happen faster. The other choices would not increase the rate: low temperature slows dissolution, little/no agitation slows it (stirring speeds it up), and color has no direct effect.
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