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If you add salt to water, then the water won’t freeze as fast as it would if there was no salt.

If you add salt to water, then the water won’t freeze as fast as it would if there was no salt.
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If you add salt to water, then the water won’t freeze as fast as it would if there was no salt.

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true, because there is a solid compound within it
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