Question

solutes and solvents quick check
why does a higher temperature usually lead to a solute dissolving faster? (1 point)
intermolecular bonds form.
the surface area of the solvent increases.
the molecules collide less.
the molecules move faster.

Explanation:

Higher temperature provides more kinetic energy to molecules. Faster - moving molecules of solute and solvent interact more frequently, facilitating faster dissolution.

Answer:

The molecules move faster.