PLEASE HELP ASAP What would increase the dissolution rate (the rate a solid dissolves) in a liquid?

Question 1 options:

decreasing the temperature of the solvent

grind the solvent into smaller pieces

stirring much more slowly

adding more solid to the liquid.

Answer and Step-by-step explanation:

The correct answer choice would be to grind the solvent into smaller pieces.

When the solid is in smaller pieces, it would take less time for the dissolver to dissolve the smaller bits, since the pieces are smaller and take up less volume for the dissolver to go through.

With a bigger solid, the dissolver would just chip away at the solid before eventually dissolving the solid, although this could take some time.

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Hey!

Alright, let's take a look at this problem.
The first step would be to rearrange the equation. To do that we will group the like elements.

Original Equation :
7x - 8 - 3x - 4

New Equation {Changed by Grouping Like Elements} :
7x - 3x - 4 - 8

Next, we'll add both the 7x and 3x since they both contain variables.

Old Equation :
7x - 3x - 4 - 8

New Equation {Changed by Adding Similar Elements} :
4x - 4 - 8

Again, we'll add the other similar elements in the equation.

Old Equation :
4x - 4 - 8

New Equation {Changed by Adding Similar Elements} :
4x - 12

Our equation can no longer be simplified any farther, so we have our final answer.

The equation 7x - 8 - 3x - 4 simplified is  4x - 12.

Hope this helps!

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