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dissolves in water physical or chemical	0.23	0.9	5862	90	39
dissolves	1.38	0.2	1287	76	9
in	1.37	0.2	2087	50	2
water	0.39	0.8	5344	19	5
physical	1.28	0.8	8162	53	8
or	1.82	0.8	6053	59	2
chemical	1.41	0.2	2963	15	8

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dissolves in water physical or chemical	1.76	0.3	531	70
sugar dissolves in water physical or chemical	0.17	1	3541	55
salt dissolves in water chemical or physical	0.03	0.1	3765	83
nacl dissolves in water chemical or physical	1.01	0.9	6384	28
sugar dissolves in water therefore sugar has	0.17	0.7	658	86
because sugar dissolves in water it is	0.18	0.9	2410	48
sugar dissolving chemical or physical	0.75	0.8	9228	49
sugar dissolved in water	1.92	0.5	1818	95
salt dissolves in water	0.03	0.7	5454	92
dissolving salt chemical or physical	0.71	0.9	3873	67
briefly explain why salt dissolves in water	1.96	0.9	5782	81
explain why salt dissolves in water	1.73	1	4593	82
what is salt dissolving in water	1.37	0.7	5288	54
why does salt dissolve in water chemistry	1.98	0.9	7506	14

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