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When using a liquid as a solvent, what could be the state(s) of matter of the solute?
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When using a liquid as a solvent, what could be the state(s) of matter of the solute?

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✔ all three states

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it can be a gas like carbon dioxide in soda

it can be liquid like alcohol in water

it can be solid like sugar and salt

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