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A teaspoon of salt is dissolved in a cup of water. What does the salt represent in this example? a) the solute < is it this? b) the solvent c) the solution d) the solubility<…

A teaspoon of salt is dissolved in a cup of water. What does the salt represent in this example? a) the solute < is it this? b) the solvent c) the solution d) the solubility<…
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A teaspoon of salt is dissolved in a cup of water. What does the salt represent in this example?

a) the solute < is it this?
b) the solvent
c) the solution
d) the solubility

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the salt is the solute
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User Obfuscation
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The salt is the Solute.Think of the solute as the lesser one added to the other to be dissolved.
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