Which term matches this definition? a solution with a small amount of solutes; low concentration A. diluted B. diffused C. concentrated D. facilitated diffusion

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Which term matches this definition?

a solution with a small amount of solutes; low
concentration

A. diluted

B. diffused

C. concentrated

D. facilitated diffusion

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Concentrated is the answer

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