pressure-temperature The phase diagrams for pure water and an aqueous salt solution (NaCl dissolved in the pure water) are compared in the diagram below. Pressure (Pa) 105 + 273 Temperature (K) pure water salt solution Select the ONE statement that correctly describes the changes to the phase boundaries for water after dissolution of salt (NaCl). O a. No change in the freezing point, boiling point or triple point are observed. O b. A depression of freezing point, elevation of boiling point and elevation of the triple point are all observed. Oc. A depression of freezing point, depression of boiling point and depression of the triple point are all observed. O d. An elevation of the freezing point, elevation of the boiling point and elevation of the triple point are all observed. O e. A depression of freezing point, elevation of boiling point and depression of the triple point are all observed.

pressure-temperature The phase diagrams for pure water and an aqueous salt solution (NaCl dissolved in the pure water) are compared in the diagram below. Pressure (Pa) 105 + 273 Temperature (K) pure water salt solution Select the ONE statement that correctly describes the changes to the phase boundaries for water after dissolution of salt (NaCl). O a. No change in the freezing point, boiling point or triple point are observed. O b. A depression of freezing point, elevation of boiling point and elevation of the triple point are all observed. Oc. A depression of freezing point, depression of boiling point and depression of the triple point are all observed. O d. An elevation of the freezing point, elevation of the boiling point and elevation of the triple point are all observed. O e. A depression of freezing point, elevation of boiling point and depression of the triple point are all observed.

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Chapter10: Solutions

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