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Will a larger solute particle take a longer or a shorter amount of time to dissolve than a smaller particle? A) Always shorter B) Always longer C) Shorter at low temperatures, but longer at high temperatures
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Will a larger solute particle take a longer or a shorter amount of time to dissolve than a smaller particle?

A) Always shorter


B) Always longer

C) Shorter at low temperatures, but longer at high temperatures


D) Always the same amount of time

User Suresh Bambhaniya
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The answer is B.Always Longer I hope this helps you 
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