Chemistry, 08.10.2019 00:00, venancialee8805

In the chemical laboratory, why do scientists use a mortar and pestle?
a. to increase surface area of a solute
b. to decrease surface area of a solute
c. to increase temperature of a solute
d. to decrease temperature of a solute

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