Chemistry, 24.04.2021 01:00 richardcarmona54

At what temperature can more gas be dissolved in a liquid solvent? (Hint: think about what temperature carbonated drink like Coke is most likely to have lots of bubbles) a

room temperature
b

cold
c

boiling water
d

hot

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