Question 7 • HCISD-Integrated Physics and Chemistry A-CR SUMMER
For most solid solutes, lowering the temperature lowers their solubility, while raising the temperature usually increases it. Gases behave oppositely: warming a liquid decreases how much gas dissolves, and increasing pressure increases gas solubility. Stirring changes how quickly a solid dissolves, not its solubility; changing the amount of solvent also does not change the solubility itself.
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