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2. If the sugar solution is initially contaminated with a soluble non-reactive, nonvolatile substance, will the change in freezing point, A Tf, be a) higher b) lower, or c) the same as the uncontaminated.

2. If the sugar solution is initially contaminated with a soluble non-reactive, nonvolatile substance, will the change in freezing point, A Tf, be a) higher b) lower, or c) the same as the uncontaminated.

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2. If the sugar solution is initially contaminated with a soluble non-reactive, nonvolatile
substance, will the change in freezing point, A Tf, be a) higher b) lower, or c) the same as
the uncontaminated.

6. How does the particle concentration of a 1 M solution containing a covalent solute
compare to the particle concentration of a 1 M solution containing an ionic solute?
noilpst
ni noituloa ir to molt
7. Some solutes are described as slightly soluble instead of soluble. Describe what
effect this would have on the colligative properties of the solution containing a slightly
soluble solute.
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