solid A solvent is a substance that can dissolve other substances. Water is a good solvent. Most solids, like sugar and salt, are more soluble when the temperature is higher. After learning this, Mary decided to conduct an experiment. Mary has a glass of iced tea and a glass of hot tea. Mary is going to add sugar to each glass. Mary wants to see which tea woul dissolve the sugar the fastest. What do you predict Mary will conclude from this experiment? Use evidence to support your reasoning and explain your answer in complete sentences.

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