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Which tablet size and the liquid combination resulted in the fastest dissolution times?

Transcribed Image Text:5. Which tablet size and the liquid combination resulted in the fastest dissolution times?
A. crushed, room temperature water
B. crushed, hot water
C. crushed, room temperature vinegar
D. broken, hot water
E. broken, room temperature vinegar
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