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Which of the following decreases the dissolving rate of a solid in water? A. crushing the solid B. raising the temperature C. using larger pieces of solid D. stirring constantly
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Which of the following decreases the dissolving rate of a solid in water?

A.
crushing the solid

B.
raising the temperature

C.
using larger pieces of solid

D.
stirring constantly

User Gregor Scheidt
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It can’t be b because that will increase the dissolving rate
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Answer:

Answer is C

Step-by-step explanation:

Using larger pieces of the solid creates more area for dissolving therefore causing the decrease in dissolving...

Hope this helps

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