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Answer:

1) substance B

2) The amount of undissolved substance in Beaker A remains the same as it was before the experiment and still the same upon increasing the temperature which means A is not dissolved at all . In beaker B the substance was 50g before the experiment and started to decrease with the increasing of temperature wich means the substance is dissolving and it is soluble in water .

Step-by-step explanation:

As you can see both substances A and B were in the same mass 50g before the experiment .

Substance A did not react with the water and its amount still 50g for the rest of experiment so it does not dissolved .

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substance B was reacting with water so we can see its amount is decreasing with the increasing of temperature.

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