39. When a solution is diluted by the addition of solvent, which quantitydoes not change?a. the molarity of the solutionb. the number of moles of solventc. the mass percent of the solutionO d. the number of moles of the solute40. Given the reaction: A + B→ C + D, the reaction will most likely occur atthe greatest rate if A and B represent *a, nonpolar molecular compounds in the solid phaseb. ionic compounds in the solid phasec. solutions of nonpolar molecular compoundd solution of ionic compounds

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39. When a solution is diluted by the addition of solvent, which quantity does not change? a. the molarity of the solution b. the number of moles of solvent c. the mass percent of the solution O d. the number of moles of the solute

39. When a solution is diluted by the addition of solvent, which quantity does not change? a. the molarity of the solution b. the number of moles of solvent c. the mass percent of the solution O d. the number of moles of the solute

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39. When a solution is diluted by the addition of solvent, which quantity
does not change?
a. the molarity of the solution
b. the number of moles of solvent
c. the mass percent of the solution
O d. the number of moles of the solute
40. Given the reaction: A + B→ C + D, the reaction will most likely occur at
the greatest rate if A and B represent *
a, nonpolar molecular compounds in the solid phase
b. ionic compounds in the solid phase
c. solutions of nonpolar molecular compound
d solution of ionic compounds

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