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1.	In a saturated solution with endothermic dissolution, how does the concentration of dissolved solute change with increasing then decreasing temperature?
A.	Keeps increasing
B.	Keeps decreasing
C.	Increases and decreases
D.	Decreases and increases
Answer» E.

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