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What is true about the dilution of a solution? The amount of solute decreases. The volume remains the same. The amount of solvent increases. The concentration increases.
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What is true about the dilution of a solution?

The amount of solute decreases.
The volume remains the same.
The amount of solvent increases.
The concentration increases.

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The amount of solvent increases, since the solvent is the one diluting the solution, the more you want your solution diluted, the more of solvent you'd use. :)
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