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9. True/False: Stirring a solute affects the overall amount dissolved.
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11. Dissolving is a
of the
phenomenon, since it depends on
molecules colliding with the outer surface
12. A temperature change not only affects the
be dissolved.
of dissolving, but it also affects the
of solute that can

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