3. Two solutions, when mixed together at room temperature, produce a chemical reaction. However, when the solutions are boiled and allowed to cool to room temperature before mixing, no chemical reaction takes place. Explain.

3. Two solutions, when mixed together at room temperature, produce a chemical reaction. However, when the solutions are boiled and allowed to cool to room temperature before mixing, no chemical reaction takes place. Explain.

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