An increase in temperature causes a decrease in the amount of gas able to dissolve in a liquid solvent. Why does this occur? OA. increased solubility ОВ. increased kinetic energy ОC. . large molecules

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An increase in temperature causes a decrease in the amount of gas able to dissolve in a liquid solvent. Why does this occur?

OA.
increased solubility
ОВ.
increased kinetic energy
ОC. .
large molecules
OD. decreased potential energy

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ОВ. increased kinetic energy

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