Solubility of glucose, C6H1206, in water is 120 g glucose / 100 g H2O at 30 °C. The following aqueous glucose solutions are prepared at 30 °C: - Solution (1) : 100 grams of solution that has 45 % glucose by mass. - Solution (2) : 80 grams glucose is mixed with 50 grams water. - Solution (3) : 5.55 molal solution which is prepared by dissolving 60 grams glucose in sufficient water. Which of the following statements is/are true for these solutions? (Glucose is a nonelectrolyte). I. Solution (3) has the largest mass. II. Solution (1) has the lowest freezing point. III. Solution (2) is saturated. Your answer:

Solubility of glucose, C6H1206, in water is 120 g glucose / 100 g H2O at 30 °C. The following aqueous glucose solutions are prepared at 30 °C: - Solution (1) : 100 grams of solution that has 45 % glucose by mass. - Solution (2) : 80 grams glucose is mixed with 50 grams water. - Solution (3) : 5.55 molal solution which is prepared by dissolving 60 grams glucose in sufficient water. Which of the following statements is/are true for these solutions? (Glucose is a nonelectrolyte). I. Solution (3) has the largest mass. II. Solution (1) has the lowest freezing point. III. Solution (2) is saturated. Your answer:

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