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c. ions precipitate
d. ions recombine with the salt crystal
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15. True/False: Some dissolved ions can recombine with the crystal.
16. True/False: More NaCl can dissolve if more water is added to the solution.
17. Define the following terms:
a. recrystallization
iments
b. saturated solution

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