please answer Question 7 Form a hypothesis about what is happening when salt dissolves in water and sugardissolves in water that leads to the results with the ECA.Suppose you need to make a solution of sugar or salt in water quickly. What factorsmight affect the rate at which the solute dissolves in the solvent?7.

The rate of dissolution of solute into the solvent is explained by solubility. The factors that…

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Form a hypothesis about what is happening when salt dissolves in water and sugar
dissolves in water that leads to the results with the ECA.
Suppose you need to make a solution of sugar or salt in water quickly. What factors
might affect the rate at which the solute dissolves in the solvent?
7.

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