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When you crush a solid do you increase or decrease surface area?
You increase the surface area
How does surface area differ from area?
s area is on three dimensional objects, but area is on two dimensional objects.
What does the surface area mean?
the area of such an outer part or uppermost layer
Does increasing the surface area of a solid decrease the rate of solution?
no
As a cell gets larger its surface area to volume ratio?
... will decrease.
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