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will
will not
have the same colligative properties as 1.0 mol of KCI dissolved in 250 g of water, because [Select]
![Assuming 100% dissociation, 1.0 mol of NaBr dissolved in 250 g of water [Select]
✓ have the same colligative properties as 1.0 mol of KCI dissolved in 250 g of water, becaus✓ [Select]
they have different molar masses
both are ionic compounds
both produce 2 mol of ions in solution
the identify of the ions are not the same](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F6a619957-5194-43f1-8d5c-c2559a40caee%2Fbe2da503-981c-4995-aad2-fb5be1bc6f3d%2F8ur2wnc_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Assuming 100% dissociation, 1.0 mol of NaBr dissolved in 250 g of water [Select]
✓ have the same colligative properties as 1.0 mol of KCI dissolved in 250 g of water, becaus✓ [Select]
they have different molar masses
both are ionic compounds
both produce 2 mol of ions in solution
the identify of the ions are not the same
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