Thinking about the partial specific volume (v-bar) of a solute and how it plays a role in AUC and analyte sedimentation, which of the following statements are true? (Assume that your solute is in pure water with a density of 1.00g/ml). There are two correct answers. Choose them both. The sedimentation coefficient of a particle with a v-bar of .75 ml/g would be greater than a particle with a v- bar of 1.20ml/g. The sedimentation coefficient of a particle with a v-bar of .75 ml/g would be less than a particle with a v-bar of 1.20ml/g. The particle with a v-bar of .75 ml/g would be more buoyant than a particle with a v-bar of 1.20ml/g. The particle with a v-bar of .75 ml/g would be less buoyant than a particle with a v-bar of 1.20ml/g.

Thinking about the partial specific volume (v-bar) of a solute and how it plays a role in AUC and analyte sedimentation, which of the following statements are true? (Assume that your solute is in pure water with a density of 1.00g/ml). There are two correct answers. Choose them both. The sedimentation coefficient of a particle with a v-bar of .75 ml/g would be greater than a particle with a v- bar of 1.20ml/g. The sedimentation coefficient of a particle with a v-bar of .75 ml/g would be less than a particle with a v-bar of 1.20ml/g. The particle with a v-bar of .75 ml/g would be more buoyant than a particle with a v-bar of 1.20ml/g. The particle with a v-bar of .75 ml/g would be less buoyant than a particle with a v-bar of 1.20ml/g.

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Chapter11: Properties Of Solutions

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Problem 40E: In lab you need to prepare at least 100 mL of each of the following solutions. Explain how you would...

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