English, asked by msrao204, 1 year ago

Why is dissolving salt in water known as a reversible change,

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Answered by 8507086413s

Answer:

Because you can gharget salt by heating water.

Answered by riyasingh4u321

Answer:

when salt is mixed with water it disappears because it dissolve in the water to make salty water. salt dissolve in water too so it is called reversible change

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