34. Which terms would properly fill the blanks of the following? A colloid has a a. solution/solute phase and a b. solute/solvent phase. c. dispersed/continuous d. solid/solute 35. 5.63 grams of LiBr dissolved in 78.0 grams of water. What is the molality of this LiBr solution? c. 0.536 m d. 0.831 m a. 0.979 m b. 0.684 m

34. Which terms would properly fill the blanks of the following? A colloid has a a. solution/solute phase and a b. solute/solvent phase. c. dispersed/continuous d. solid/solute 35. 5.63 grams of LiBr dissolved in 78.0 grams of water. What is the molality of this LiBr solution? c. 0.536 m d. 0.831 m a. 0.979 m b. 0.684 m

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34. Which terms would properly fill the blanks of the following?
A colloid has a
a. solution/solute
phase and a
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phase.
c. dispersed/continuous
d. solid/solute
35. 5.63 grams of LiBr dissolved in 78.0 grams of water. What is the molality of this LiBr solution?
c. 0.536 m
d. 0.831 m
a. 0.979 m
b. 0.684 m

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