9. A chemist is conducting an experiment in which 500 grams of C12H22011 must be dissolved in 1liter of H2O. Which of the following forms would allow the solute to dissolve most rapidly? Fine powder b. Small chips A solid cube d. A solid sphere a. с. msi taswol enT

9. A chemist is conducting an experiment in which 500 grams of C12H22011 must be dissolved in 1liter of H2O. Which of the following forms would allow the solute to dissolve most rapidly? Fine powder b. Small chips A solid cube d. A solid sphere a. с. msi taswol enT

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9. A chemist is conducting an experiment in which 500 grams of C12H22011 must
be dissolved in 1liter of H2O. Which of the following forms would allow the
solute to dissolve most rapidly?
Fine powder
b. Small chips
A solid cube
d. A solid sphere
a.
с.
msi daewol erTA

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