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Why do particles seem to disappear when they dissolve in a solution? Are they gone for good?

Why do particles seem to disappear when they dissolve in a solution? Are they gone for good?
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Why do particles seem to disappear when they dissolve in a solution? Are they gone for good?

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particles seem to disappear when they dissolve in a solution because they absorbed and ‘hidden’ by the solutions molecules particles are not gone for good
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