The fluoride in toothpaste prevents tooth decay by reducing this property of enamel, and cerium sulfate is one of the few salts for which this property decreases at higher temperatures.
The fluoride in toothpaste prevents tooth decay by reducing this property of enamel, and cerium sulfate is one of the few salts for which this property decreases at higher temperatures. Because of this property, mixtures of methanol and water are said to be fully miscible, and one measure of it for compounds is the constant (*) K-sub-S-P. A saturated solution has experienced the maximum effect of this property, which is zero if a precipitate forms. Name this property, the ability of of a solid, liquid, or gas to dissolve in a solvent.
The fluoride in toothpaste prevents tooth decay by reducing this property of enamel, and cerium sulfate is one of the few salts for which this property decreases at higher temperatures.
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