Which of the following statements is a feature of scaled particle theory? a) The work required to insert a solute into a solvent depends on the solute's volume only b) The work required to insert a solute into a solvent depends on the solute's accessible surface area only c) High molecular-weight compounds cross biological membranes more easily than low- molecular weight ones d) A large particle has the same surface area-to-volume ratio as a small particle e) Particles in solution pay an energetic penalty to create a cavity in the solvent

Which of the following statements is a feature of scaled particle theory? a) The work required to insert a solute into a solvent depends on the solute's volume only b) The work required to insert a solute into a solvent depends on the solute's accessible surface area only c) High molecular-weight compounds cross biological membranes more easily than low- molecular weight ones d) A large particle has the same surface area-to-volume ratio as a small particle e) Particles in solution pay an energetic penalty to create a cavity in the solvent

Physical Chemistry

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Chapter6: Equilibria In Single-component Systems

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 6.50E

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