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What had its tempature changed in the "solubility" lab? A. Entire solution B. Solvent C. Solute

What had its tempature changed in the "solubility" lab? A. Entire solution B. Solvent C. Solute
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What had its tempature changed in the "solubility" lab?

A. Entire solution


B. Solvent


C. Solute

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b.) solvent; its temperature is raised so it can break down the solute easier
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