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A. A substance is described as a cloudy homogenous mixture which displays the Tyndall effect is called
B. The
can be increased to increase
the dissolving rate of gaseous solute in a liquid solvent.
C. A heterogenous mixture which looks well mixed, but
separates over time is called a
D.
the surface area of a solute can
increase the dissolving rate of a solid solute.
E. If you have 300 mL of 18 M solution how many grams
of Calcium hydroxide solute are in this solution. CaOH
No need for
molar mass is 40 g/mol
units.


A. A substance is described as a cloudy homogenous

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