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Physics, 31.01.2020 14:53, braydenyindbsh4711

Four solutions are prepared in beakers. in all solutions, 20 g of sugar are added to 100 ml of water. beaker a is placed on the lab table at room temperature (25 degrees c). beaker b is placed in the refrigerator. beaker c is placed on a hot plate set at 40 degrees c. in what order would the beakers be arranged to show the dissolving of sugar from fastest to slowest?

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