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NEED HELP ASAP! 100 POINTS!! A lab experiment is created to see how the amount of solute affects the temperature needed to dissolve the solute completely. 2, 4, 6, and 8 grams of a salt are place in a
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NEED HELP ASAP! 100 POINTS!!

A lab experiment is created to see how the amount of solute affects the temperature needed to dissolve the solute completely. 2, 4, 6, and 8 grams of a salt are place in a small test tube with 15mL of water. The test tubes are then heated until the salt completely dissolves. Unfortunately, the test tube with 8 grams of salt never completely dissolves at any temperature. Suggest two changes to the procedure that might solve this problem.

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Rise the heat and lower the amount of salt

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