What would you observe in a solution of 30 g of kc1o3 in 100 g of water at 10 c?
a. about 5 g...
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What would you observe in a solution of 30 g of kc1o3 in 100 g of water at 10 c?
a. about 5 g of the kc1o3 is dissolved
b. about 20 g of the kc1o3 is dissolved
c. all of the kc1o3 is dissolved
d. none of the kc1o3 is dissolved
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