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Is solubility a physical change? Defend your answer.
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Is solubility a physical change? Defend your answer.

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Yes it is a physical change
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yes

Step-by-step explanation:

Solubility is an observation and no chemical reaction takes place. The composition of the compound/element is not changed.

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