Provide an example of a substance that dissolves in water and describe the process.
Dissolve
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The video explains the process of dissolving, where a substance like salt is mixed into a solvent such as water. It clarifies that dissolving is a physical process, not a chemical one, meaning the particles remain unchanged and no new substances are formed.
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Can new substances be formed during the dissolving process? Explain your answer.
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