An aqueous BSA* solution in the tube on the left is in equilibrium with pure water in the tube on the right. The membrane that separates the two solutions is only permeable to water. When salt is added to the pure water onthe right,aqueousBSApurewaterH,0 permeablemembranethe water level on the right increasesc.d.no change in the levels occurnone of the choicesа.b.the BSA solution level on the left increasesIf salt is added to water, the fugacity of the waterа.increasesс.remains the sameb.decreasesd.none of the choices

An aqueous BSA* solution in the tube on the left is in equilibrium with pure water in the tube on the right. The membrane that separates the two solutions is only permeable to water. When salt is added to the pure water on the right, aqueous BSA pure water H,O permeable membrane the water level on the right increases the BSA solution level on the left increases no change in the levels occur none of the choices a. c. b. d. If salt is added to water, the fugacity of the water increases remains the same c. d. a. b. decreases none of the choices

An aqueous BSA* solution in the tube on the left is in equilibrium with pure water in the tube on the right. The membrane that separates the two solutions is only permeable to water. When salt is added to the pure water on the right, aqueous BSA pure water H,O permeable membrane the water level on the right increases the BSA solution level on the left increases no change in the levels occur none of the choices a. c. b. d. If salt is added to water, the fugacity of the water increases remains the same c. d. a. b. decreases none of the choices

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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