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Chemistry, 11.03.2020 22:16 bxbysoso

When a substance is soluble in water, the smallest pieces of the substance spread out in the water as individual atoms or molecules.

How does being dissolved in water affect two substances that are chemically reacting with one another?
A.
It helps the chemical reaction occur more easily.
B.
It makes the chemical reaction occur slower.
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It causes the substances to react with the water.

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