A spoon of salt is added to water. Which of these will increase how fast the salt dissolves? Check all of

the boxes that apply.

adding another spoon of salt

stirring the salt and water

O cooling the water

O crushing the salt so the grains are smaller

O adding more water

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Chemistry

25 December, 14:43

A spoon of salt is added to water. Which of these will increase how fast the salt dissolves? Check all of

the boxes that apply.

adding another spoon of salt

stirring the salt and water

O cooling the water

O crushing the salt so the grains are smaller

O adding more water

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Derick · Answer 1

B

Explanation:

A is wrong because heat is what makes the process faster.

B is right because the finer grains are able to dissolve at a higher rate since the amount of one grain reduces it's time to dissolve.

C is wrong because simply adding more water will not increase or decrease the dissolving rate.

A spoon of salt is added to water. Which of these will increase how fast the salt dissolves? Check all ofthe boxes that apply.adding another spoon of saltstirring the salt and waterO cooling the waterO crushing the salt so the grains are smallerO adding more water

A spoon of salt is added to water. Which of these will increase how fast the salt dissolves? Check all of

the boxes that apply.

adding another spoon of salt

stirring the salt and water

O cooling the water

O crushing the salt so the grains are smaller

O adding more water