The following information are given for aqueous solutions of solid Y: - If solid Y is dissolved in water in an insulated vessel, temperature of water increases. - The solubility of Y (s) in water at two different temperatures are given below: At 15°C, 40 g Y/ 100 g H20 At 25°C, 30 g Y / 100 g H20 A solution is prepared at 25°C, by mixing 14 g Y with 30 g H20. Which of the following is true for this solution? 1. The weight of the solution is 39g. II. If the solution is cooled to 15°C, 3 g Y crystallizes. III. Forces of attraction between like molecules exceeds those between unlike molecules.

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The following information are given for aqueous solutions of solid Y:
- If solid Y is dissolved in water in an insulated vessel, temperature of water increases.
- The solubility of Y (s) in water at two different temperatures are given below:
At 15°C, 40 g Y / 100 g H20
At 25°C, 30 g Y / 100 g H20
A solution is prepared at 25°C, by mixing 14 g Y with 30 g H20.
Which of the following is true for this solution?
1. The weight of the solution is 39 g.
II. If the solution is cooled to 15°C, 3 g Y crystallizes.
II. Forces of attraction between like molecules exceeds those between unlike molecules.
Transcribed Image Text:The following information are given for aqueous solutions of solid Y: - If solid Y is dissolved in water in an insulated vessel, temperature of water increases. - The solubility of Y (s) in water at two different temperatures are given below: At 15°C, 40 g Y / 100 g H20 At 25°C, 30 g Y / 100 g H20 A solution is prepared at 25°C, by mixing 14 g Y with 30 g H20. Which of the following is true for this solution? 1. The weight of the solution is 39 g. II. If the solution is cooled to 15°C, 3 g Y crystallizes. II. Forces of attraction between like molecules exceeds those between unlike molecules.
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