Science, asked by didikitlaisun09, 3 months ago

TRUE or FALSE

Salt is insoluble in water. ( )​

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Answered by IamSpecial
51

However, it is also the case that the existence of salt depends on Coulomb's law. If Coulomb's law is false then salt cannot exist. So there is no possible world in which salt exists and in which it does not dissolve in water.

Answered by yadavneeta268
10

Answer:

IT IS FALSE.

Explanation:

salt is soluble in water.

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