Adding salt to water, to make a salt solution, is a ___ process.

reversible

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irreversible

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The correct option is A
reversible

Preparation of salt solution is a reversible process as salt can be retrieved upon heating the solution, thus evaporating the water and leaving salt behind.

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Adding salt to water, to make a salt solution, is a ___ process.

The correct option is A reversible Preparation of salt solution is a reversible process as salt can be retrieved upon heating the solution, thus evaporating the water and leaving salt behind.

The correct option is A
reversible

Preparation of salt solution is a reversible process as salt can be retrieved upon heating the solution, thus evaporating the water and leaving salt behind.