1. A small volume of water containing a high concentration of particle C is added to a container of water that already contains particles A and B, as shown. Particles A,B, and C are equally soluble in water. ABA BABA ABAB 5555555 BABA ABA Which of the following will occur after the addition of the water containing particle C? a. Clustering of A and B together to occupy less space within the container. b. Competition by particles A and b together to occupy less space within the container. c. Equal distribution of C throughout the container without regard to A and B. d. Segregation of particle C to the topmost portion of the container only.

1. A small volume of water containing a high concentration of particle C is added to a container of water that already contains particles A and B, as shown. Particles A,B, and C are equally soluble in water. ABA BABA ABAB 5555555 BABA ABA Which of the following will occur after the addition of the water containing particle C? a. Clustering of A and B together to occupy less space within the container. b. Competition by particles A and b together to occupy less space within the container. c. Equal distribution of C throughout the container without regard to A and B. d. Segregation of particle C to the topmost portion of the container only.

Curren'S Math For Meds: Dosages & Sol

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Chapter9: Parenteral Medication Labels And Dosage Calculation

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