(Q48) Which of the following statements would be false if the slope of the fusion curve for asubstance is negative?The melting point decreases with increasing pressureThe solid state is more dense than the liquid stateAn increase in pressure favors the liquid stateO The substance could be waterO The liquid state is more dense than the solid stateQuestion 3(Q49) All of the following traits define solutions except for:O The physical state of the solution is generally the same as the solventO The solute concentration is fixed amount and cannot varyO The solution is homogenousO Solute particles are usually surrounded by solvent moleculesO The dissolved solute generally does not settle out of the solvent

The negative slope tells that increasing pressure on the surface of solid substance it starts to…

(Q48) Which of the following statements would be false if the slope of the fusion curve for a substance is negative? O The melting polint decreases with increasing pressure O The solid state is more dense than the liquid state An increase in pressure favors the liquid state O The substance could be water O The liquid state is more dense than the solid state

(Q48) Which of the following statements would be false if the slope of the fusion curve for a substance is negative? O The melting polint decreases with increasing pressure O The solid state is more dense than the liquid state An increase in pressure favors the liquid state O The substance could be water O The liquid state is more dense than the solid state

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Chapter11: Properties Of Solutions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 2ALQ: Once again, consider Fig. 10-9. Suppose instead of having a nonvolatile solute in the solvent in one...

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