Salt is dissolved into a water solvent. Can the salt be extracted, and will it retain its properties?(1 point) Responses No, it cannot be extracted through any means. It retains its original properties. No, it cannot be extracted through any means. It retains its original properties. Yes, it can be extracted through evaporation. It retains its original properties. Yes, it can be extracted through evaporation. It retains its original properties. Yes, it can be extracted through evaporation. It does not retain its original properties. Yes, it can be extracted through evaporation. It does not retain its original properties. No, it cannot be extracted through any means. It does not retain its original properties.

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Salt is dissolved into a water solvent. Can the salt be extracted, and will it retain its properties?(1 point) Responses  No, it cannot be extracted through any means. It retains its original properties. No, it cannot be extracted through any means. It retains its original properties.  Yes, it can be extracted through evaporation. It retains its original properties. Yes, it can be extracted through evaporation. It retains its original properties.  Yes, it can be extracted through evaporation. It does not retain its original properties. Yes, it can be extracted through evaporation. It does not retain its original properties.  No, it cannot be extracted through any means. It does not retain its original properties.

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The correct response is: **Yes, it can be extracted through evaporation. It retains its original properties.** When salt (sodium chloride) is dissolved in water, it dissociates into its constituent ions. However, when the water is evaporated, the salt can be recovered in its solid form, and it will retain its original chemical properties.