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What does the solvent do in a solution? A. It dissolves something else. B. It breaks into ions. C. It gets dissolved. D. It forms a solid.
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What does the solvent do in a solution?

A. It dissolves something else.
B. It breaks into ions.
C. It gets dissolved.
D. It forms a solid.

User Siddharth Sonone
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I think it’s A, dissolving into something else. It doesn’t dissolve completely and it doesn’t form into a solid because it’s breaking it down.
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Answer:
A. It dissolves something else
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