Which of the following statements is incorrect?
Breakdown of covalent compounds are enhanced when the polarity of solute and solvent are the same.
Surface area does not affect rate of dissolving.
The rate at which a compound will dissolve and diffuse through the solution is also increased as temperature is increased.
Stirring can be expected to increase the rate of dissolving or dissociation.
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