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A student added some sugar to a glass of water, but it did not dissolve quickly. What could the student do to increase the rate at which the sugar dissolves in the water? *


Freeze the water

Heat the water

Filter the water

Add salt to the water

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Heat the water up!!

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The answer is to heat the water up to increase the rate that which it dissolves
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