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Changed the temperature of the solvent and measured the solubility of the solid

Explanation:

To test the formulated hypothesis is required to collect data from different experimental conditions

In this case, the conditions to evaluate are: the nature of the solvent and the solid, and the temperature of the first one.

So, once chosen the solvent and solid, by preparating solutions at different temperatures and measuring the mass of solid disolved, you can demostrate if there is a relation between the variation or temperature and the solubility.

Changed the temperature of the solvent and measured the solubility of the solid

Explanation:

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