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. A sealed flask containing solutions that was previously heated was left in the room to cool down. The concentrations of the solution, in terms of molarity and molality, were taken immediately after heating and also when the solution is cooled. When the two sets of concentration readings were compared, one set showed discrepancy. Which set of concentration readings was not equal? The concentration reading expressed in molarity or the concentration reading expressed in molality?

. A sealed flask containing solutions that was previously heated was left in the room to cool down. The concentrations of the solution, in terms of molarity and molality, were taken immediately after heating and also when the solution is cooled. When the two sets of concentration readings were compared, one set showed discrepancy. Which set of concentration readings was not equal? The concentration reading expressed in molarity or the concentration reading expressed in molality?

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1. . A sealed flask containing solutions that was previously heated was left in the room to cool down. The concentrations of the solution, in terms of molarity and molality, were taken immediately after heating and also when the solution is cooled. When the two sets of concentration readings were compared, one set showed discrepancy. Which set of concentration readings was not equal? The concentration reading expressed in molarity or the concentration reading expressed in molality? B
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