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What will happen to a salt if attraction between a solute-solvent is equal to the attraction of solute-solute will it be soluble or insoluble or remain the same ?​
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What will happen to a salt

if attraction between a solute-solvent is equal to
the attraction of solute-solute

will it be soluble or insoluble or remain the same ?​

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It will remain the same
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