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Four solutes are added to a solvent. All solutes have the same mass and solubility. The surface areas of four solutes are 2 mm2,

4 mm2, 6 mm2, and 10 mm2. Which solute will dissolve the quickest?

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Eddi Din [679]4 years ago

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10mm^2

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That's the edge answer<em> :D</em> Hope this helped

Aleks04 [339]4 years ago

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Answer:

10mm2

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I did the test on edg too lol

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