The image displays a question along with several diagrams illustrating the distribution of particles within a solution.**Question:**Which compounds are represented in images I to IV?**Options:**c. NaCl d. K₃PO₄**Explanation of Diagrams:**Each diagram is labeled with a Roman numeral (I, II, III, IV) and depicts green and purple spheres within a circular boundary. The diagrams likely represent different ionic compounds dissolved in a solvent:- **Green Spheres:** Likely represent particles of the solvent.- **Purple Spheres:** Represent particles of the solute.**Diagrams:**- **I:** Contains three purple spheres and several green spheres.- **II:** Shows a higher concentration of purple spheres mixed with green spheres.- **III:** Displays a similar pattern to I but with variations in the arrangement of spheres.- **IV:** Features an increased number of purple spheres evenly distributed among the green spheres.Students are expected to match these diagrams to the given compounds (NaCl and K₃PO₄) by considering the relative proportion and distribution of solute and solvent particles. **Educational Content: Particle-Level Views of Aqueous Solutions**The figure below displays particle-level representations of 0.001 M aqueous solutions for four different solutes:a. C₆H₁₂O₆ b. MgCl₂ c. NaCl d. K₃PO₄ The purple spheres symbolize particles of solute. Analyze the illustrations (I-IV) and determine which compounds they represent.**Diagrams:**- **Diagram I:** A circle containing three large purple spheres surrounded by smaller yellow structures.- **Diagram II:** A circle with several large purple spheres dispersed among many small yellow structures.- **Diagram III:** A circle featuring more scattered purple spheres than yellow structures, with notable spaces between them.- **Diagram IV:** A circle with a few purple spheres placed among numerous yellow structures.**Analysis Prompt:** Identify which diagrams correspond to the given solutes (a-d) based on the visual representation and the nature of each compound in solution.

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