measured to be 48.5 mL. Which of the following can be drawn about compounds X and Y? Choose all that are possible. Select one or more: O A. Compounds X and Y are more miscible to one another at lower temperature. O B. Either of compounds X or Y is polar while the other is non-polar. O C. The beaker feels warm as mixing occurs. O D. For compound X molecules to interact with compound Y molecules, energy is absorbed. O E. Compound Y molecules have stronger attractive forces to one another than

measured to be 48.5 mL. Which of the following can be drawn about compounds X and Y? Choose all that are possible. Select one or more: O A. Compounds X and Y are more miscible to one another at lower temperature. O B. Either of compounds X or Y is polar while the other is non-polar. O C. The beaker feels warm as mixing occurs. O D. For compound X molecules to interact with compound Y molecules, energy is absorbed. O E. Compound Y molecules have stronger attractive forces to one another than

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