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03-01-2023
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what happens when the first crystals of kno3 appear in the solution? what condition is achieved whenthe solid kno3 comes in contact with the dissolved ions in the saturated solution? show the equation.3. based on the gathered data, what happened to the temperatures when the crystals form as the totalvolume of solution increased? what does this trend indicate?

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