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What is a solution equilibrium? a a solution in which all of the solvent has evaporated b a solution that has not been stirred Ċ a solution in which the rate of dissolving equals the rate of recrystallizing
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What is a solution equilibrium?

a
a solution in which all of the solvent has evaporated
b
a solution that has not been stirred
Ċ
a solution in which the rate of dissolving equals the
rate of recrystallizing
d
a solution in which all of the solute is dissolved
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Answer: it’s C) A solution in which the rate of dissolving equals the rate of recrystallizing

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