1. Which of the following will be a consequence of ion-pairing in solution? a) higher vapor...
1. Which of the following will be a consequence of ion-pairing in solution?
a) higher vapor pressure
b) higher boiling point
c) lower melting point
d) higher osmotic pressure
e) none of above
2. Which of the following choices shows the correct arrangement of a given aqueous solutions in order of increasing osmotic pressure? Note "m" molality: I) 0.10m HCl II) 0.35 m HI III) 0.20 m MgCl2 IV) 0.15 m (H2N)2CO
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