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Removing salt from water would decrease its? A salinity B polarity C state D solubility
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Removing salt from water would decrease its? A salinity B polarity C state D solubility
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Removing salt from water would decrease its?
A salinity
B polarity
C state
D solubility
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Removing salt decreases two things including salinity and molitanity
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salinity is the correct. hope it helps
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