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Kira dissolved different solutes in 100 ml of water. She recorded the amount of each solute that would dissolve at different temperatures. What information will this investigation confirm?.
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Kira dissolved different solutes in 100 ml of water. She recorded the amount of each solute that would dissolve at different temperatures. What information will this investigation confirm?.
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This information confirms that temperature and solubility are related. The higher the temperature is, the more soluble.
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