In chemistry class, a student conducted an investigation about factors affecting the solubility of copper (II) sulfate (CUSO4) in water. The data was recorded in the table below. Trial Factors Compound not stirred 1 Temperature: 60ºC Large crystals Compound was stirred 2 Temperature: 25°C Large crystals Compound was not stirred 3 Temperature 25°C Large crystals Compound was stirred 4 Temperature 60°C Finely crushed powder Which trial will have the slowest rate of dissolving? Explain the reasoning for your answer.

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In chemistry class, a student conducted an investigation
about factors affecting the solubility of copper (II) sulfate
(CUSO4) in water. The data was recorded in the table
below.
Trial Factors
Compound not stirred
Temperature: 60ºC
Large crystals
Compound was stirred
2
Temperature: 25°C
Large crystals
Compound was not
stirred
3
Temperature 25°C
Large crystals
Compound was stirred
Temperature 60°C
Finely crushed powder
Which trial will have the slowest rate of dissolving?
Explain the reasoning for your answer.
Transcribed Image Text:In chemistry class, a student conducted an investigation about factors affecting the solubility of copper (II) sulfate (CUSO4) in water. The data was recorded in the table below. Trial Factors Compound not stirred Temperature: 60ºC Large crystals Compound was stirred 2 Temperature: 25°C Large crystals Compound was not stirred 3 Temperature 25°C Large crystals Compound was stirred Temperature 60°C Finely crushed powder Which trial will have the slowest rate of dissolving? Explain the reasoning for your answer.
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