Kindly answer both. Thanks. In a beaker, 25.0 mL each of organic compounds, X and Y, were mixed. The total volume was measured to be 48.5 mL.Which of the following can be drawn about compounds X and Y? Choose all that are possible.Select one or more:A. The beaker feels warm as mixing occurs.B. Either of compounds X or Y is polar while the other is non-polar.C. Compounds X and Y are more miscible to one another at lower temperature.D. For compound X molecules to interact with compound Y molecules, energy is absorbed.E. Compound Y molecules have stronger attractive forces to one another than compound X molecules. Which of the following solids DOES NOT belong the group?.Select one or more:A. S8В. SiCC. C2H204D. N204

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In a beaker, 25.0 mL each of organic compounds, X and Y, were mixed. The total volume was measured to be 48.5 Which of the following can be drawn about compounds X and Y? Choose all that are possible. Select one or more: O A. The beaker feels warm as mixing occurs. B. Either of compounds X or Y is polar while the other is non-polar. O C. Compounds X and Y are more miscible to one another at lower temperature. D. For compound X molecules to interact with compound Y molecules, energy is absorbed. E. Compound Y molecules have stronger attractive forces to one another than compound X molecules. O O

In a beaker, 25.0 mL each of organic compounds, X and Y, were mixed. The total volume was measured to be 48.5 Which of the following can be drawn about compounds X and Y? Choose all that are possible. Select one or more: O A. The beaker feels warm as mixing occurs. B. Either of compounds X or Y is polar while the other is non-polar. O C. Compounds X and Y are more miscible to one another at lower temperature. D. For compound X molecules to interact with compound Y molecules, energy is absorbed. E. Compound Y molecules have stronger attractive forces to one another than compound X molecules. O O

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