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A student is making a salt water solution for a lab experiment. Which of the following would increase in the rate the salt dissolves?(1 point)
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cooling the water
cooling the water
using salt cubes instead of crushed salt
using salt cubes instead of crushed salt
stirring the solution
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Stirring the solution.
Reason: Stirring moves fresh solvent to the salt surface and disperses dissolved ions, increasing the dissolution rate. Cooling slows dissolution (lower temperature → slower molecular motion) and salt cubes dissolve slower than crushed salt because they have less surface area.
Reason: Stirring moves fresh solvent to the salt surface and disperses dissolved ions, increasing the dissolution rate. Cooling slows dissolution (lower temperature → slower molecular motion) and salt cubes dissolve slower than crushed salt because they have less surface area.
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