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    Which Solid Would Be More Soluble in a Strong Acid
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Which Solid Would Be More Soluble in a Strong Acid

Question 114

Question 114

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Which solid would be more soluble in a strong acid solution than in pure water?


A) KCl
B) MgCl2
C) NaNO3
D) LiBr
E) ZnCO3

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