A. Critical point: 374 C, 218 atm. B. Liquid is more dense variation. C. Triple point: - 56.4 C, 5.11 atm. D. Freezing point depression. 7. Describe the INCORRECT colligative properties observed when non-volati solute is added to the solvent. A. Catalytic converter. B. Boiling point elevation. C. Vapour pressure lowering. D. Freezing point depression. 8. Select the CORRECT definition of eutectic mixture. A. Liquid that has higher boiling point and remains as liquid after the distillation. B. A mixture of two or more phases at a composition that has the lowest melti point. CFree eneray change for the formation of 1 mole of the substance from

A. Critical point: 374 C, 218 atm. B. Liquid is more dense variation. C. Triple point: - 56.4 C, 5.11 atm. D. Freezing point depression. 7. Describe the INCORRECT colligative properties observed when non-volati solute is added to the solvent. A. Catalytic converter. B. Boiling point elevation. C. Vapour pressure lowering. D. Freezing point depression. 8. Select the CORRECT definition of eutectic mixture. A. Liquid that has higher boiling point and remains as liquid after the distillation. B. A mixture of two or more phases at a composition that has the lowest melti point. CFree eneray change for the formation of 1 mole of the substance from

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