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galina1969 [7]
3 years ago
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Heather had a pot filled with salt water. She could not see the salt inside the water, but she could taste that the water was sa

lty. Heather heated the pot using a stovetop until all of the water evaporated. The bottom of the pot was covered with white salt crystals, but the water had all turned into water vapor that Heather could not see. Which of these is true about the salt left in the pot after the water evaporated? A. The salt is made of the same particles as it was before the water evaporated. B. The salt is not made of particles because it was invisible when it was dissolved in water. C. The salt particles absorbed the water particles as the water changed into a gas. D. The salt is now made of particles, but it was not made of particles when it was dissolved.

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SpyIntel [72]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

A the salt is made of the same particles

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