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What is one property that does not have an effect on the rate of dissolving?
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∙ 12y ago
I figured it out! FINALLY :DD Okay apparently its any of these:
Colour, how you pour it, .. well, anything that describes the substance.
so
-colour
-how you pour it
-if its a solid, liquid, gas
-if its opaque, translucent, transparent
these are considered as the properties that do not affect the rate of dissolving because they dont change the way it dissolves. So these are just examples.. but I recommend using colour :D Do add any other properties if you can think of any. I just came up with these randomly..
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 9y agoThe election of the US president does not affect the dissolving rate.
You may be surprised by this answer, however, it is a TRUE answer.
You see when you ask a question in the negative (What factors don't) then ANYTHING except the factors that "do" is a TRUE answer.
Asking a question in the negative is a VERY BAD WAY of asking for information as it does not help the person answering the question to know what it is that you are actually wanting to know.
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What is the dissolving medium used in the experiment?
In order to know what the dissolving medium used in an experiment one would need to know more information in regard to the experiment.
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Is soulubility a physical property?
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What are the hypothesis in dissolving sugar?
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Does the state or town make the property tax rate?
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Does color affect the dissolving rate of a lifesaver?
yes,in fact it does.I tried an experiment and for some reason, the purple lifesaver and the white one were the last to dissolve.
Is dissolving zinc in acid a physical or chemical property?
Um, the addition of acid to anything is a chemical reaction! One Acid is applied to Zinc it becomes something else. So a chemical property, I guess, this question really makes no sense.
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How do you determine a vacancy rate for a property that has only one lease?
That would be either 100% or 0%.
What is the one doing the dissolving?
Solvent
What is the recapture rate if the property has remaining economic life of 35 years?
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Where could one apply for a property development loan?
One can apply for a property development loan from a local bank. One may wish to check various bank branches to find out which one offers you the best interest rate.
