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Chemistry, 24.09.2019 20:00, jakails3073

What conclusion may be made based on this graph?
a) increasing temperature increases solubility.
b) decreasing temperature increases solubility.
c) increasing temperature decreases solubility.
d) increasing solubility, decreases temperature.


What conclusion may be made based on this graph?  a) increasing temperature increases so

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