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If you were to stir salt in water until it disappeared, which is the solute? A. Hydrogen in the water molecules B. Sodium in the salt particles C. Water D. Salt

If you were to stir salt in water until it disappeared, which is the solute? A. Hydrogen in the water molecules B. Sodium in the salt particles C. Water D. Salt
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If you were to stir salt in water until it disappeared, which is the solute?

A. Hydrogen in the water molecules
B. Sodium in the salt particles
C. Water
D. Salt

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B. Sodium in salt particles
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salt is the solute in that situation

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