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i am making a solution, and i want to increase the rate at which the solute dissolves. Describe two ways I can achieve this.

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Heat the solvent/solution with the solute over a Bunsen burner whilst mixing it with a glass storing rod or break up the solid into a powder to increase its surface area and then mix it with the solvent/solution.

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