(solute, solvent). (solute, solvent, solution) such (boiling point, The most active component of the solution is the (1). It has greater effect on the properties of a (2) as boiling temperature, freezing temperature, and (3) vapour pressure). (4) (5). (6) (Properties, Concentration) of a solution is expressed in (molarity, molality), rather than mole fractions is used in solving (boiling point elevation, freezing point expression). (7). molecule through a(8) from a (9) a (10) lesser) the concentration of the solute, the greater the (12) pressure, osmotic pressure) of the solution. (Osmosis, osmotic pressure) is the passage of a solvent (permeable, semipermeable) membrane ( diluted, concentrated) solution or from the solvent itself into (greater, (diluted, concentrated) solution. The (11) vapour

(solute, solvent). (solute, solvent, solution) such (boiling point, The most active component of the solution is the (1). It has greater effect on the properties of a (2) as boiling temperature, freezing temperature, and (3) vapour pressure). (4) (5). (6) (Properties, Concentration) of a solution is expressed in (molarity, molality), rather than mole fractions is used in solving (boiling point elevation, freezing point expression). (7). molecule through a(8) from a (9) a (10) lesser) the concentration of the solute, the greater the (12) pressure, osmotic pressure) of the solution. (Osmosis, osmotic pressure) is the passage of a solvent (permeable, semipermeable) membrane ( diluted, concentrated) solution or from the solvent itself into (greater, (diluted, concentrated) solution. The (11) vapour

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