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Lyric Barber
24 July, 20:43
All solutes are solids.
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Joyce Clayton
24 July, 23:53
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All soluts are not solid so the answer is FALSE
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Kaylynn Vega
25 July, 00:36
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False
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Liquid solutes and gas solutes also exist.
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