I'm very confused on Solubility and Temperature. Please Help!

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When a solid is added to a liquid, there exists a possibility that it will get dissolved in the solid. However, this depends on a lot of factors, like the temperature of the substances, the volume of the liquid, and the amount and nature of the solid to be dissolved.

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