4. a. The pressure in the jar with the solution with a nonvolatile solute is than the pressure in the jar with the pure solvent. b. Explain the reason on the molecular level for the difference in pressure between the two jars. Your answer must include the phrase "intermolecular force". Pure solvent Solution with a nonvolatile solute

4. a. The pressure in the jar with the solution with a nonvolatile solute is than the pressure in the jar with the pure solvent. b. Explain the reason on the molecular level for the difference in pressure between the two jars. Your answer must include the phrase "intermolecular force". Pure solvent Solution with a nonvolatile solute

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4. a. The pressure in the jar
with the solution with a
nonvolatile solute is
than the
pressure in the jar with the
pure solvent.
b. Explain the reason on
the molecular level for the
difference in pressure
between the two jars. Your
answer must include the
phrase "intermolecular
force".
Pure solvent
Solution with a
nonvolatile solute

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