the level of water remains the same when a pinch of salt is dissolved in it
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yes the volume of water remains same because the salt particles settle in the intermolecular space present between the water molecules
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It happens because matter has space between them. When a pinch of salt is dissolved, the molecules of salt stay in the spaces between molecules of water. In this way there is no rise in the water level.
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