Which solution all at 25 °C will have the highest vapor pressure?Assume all solutions are ideal.Periodic Table and DatasheetSelect one:O a. water with a dilute solute that is nonvolatileO b. water with a concentrated solute that is nonvolatileO C. water with a dilute solute that is volatileO d. water with a concentrated solute that is volatile

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Which solution all at 25 °C will have the highest vapor pressure?
Assume all solutions are ideal.
Periodic Table and Datasheet
Select one:
O a. water with a dilute solute that is nonvolatile
O b. water with a concentrated solute that is nonvolatile
O C. water with a dilute solute that is volatile
O d. water with a concentrated solute that is volatile

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