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When dissolving salt in water what would be the affect on the dissolution rate of the water were heated? A. Same rate B. Faster C. Slower
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When dissolving salt in water what would be the affect on the dissolution rate of the water were heated?

A. Same rate
B. Faster
C. Slower

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faster because atoms move faster when heated . If the temperature of the salt is extremely hot, a thin layer of vapor will form on the surface, insulating the salt from the water.

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