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In general, agitation causes the dissolving rate of most solutes to: A- remain the same B- increase C- vary unpredictably D-decrease
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In general, agitation causes the dissolving rate of most solutes to:

A- remain the same
B- increase
C- vary unpredictably
D-decrease

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Increase. Agitating the particles of solute within the solvent allow the particles to become more evenly distributed and dissolve at an equal, faster rate.
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