When KCl(s) is dissolved in water, the resultingsolution is classified as aA. heterogeneous compoundB. homogeneous compoundC. heterogeneous mixture

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When KCl(s) is dissolved in water, the resultingsolution is classified as aA. heterogeneous compoundB. homogeneous compoundC. heterogeneous mixture

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(D) Homogeneous mixture

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