The following phase diagram shows a very small part of the solid-liquid phase-transition boundaries for two solutions of equal concentration. Substance A has i = 1, and substance B has 1= 3. 0. 10 15 20 T(C) (a) Which line, red or blue, represents a solution of A, and which represents a solution of B? (b) What is the approximate melting point of the pure liquid solvent? (c) What is the approximate molal concentration of each solu- tion, assuming the solvent has K- 30°C/m? P (atm) 2.

The following phase diagram shows a very small part of the solid-liquid phase-transition boundaries for two solutions of equal concentration. Substance A has i = 1, and substance B has 1= 3. 0. 10 15 20 T(C) (a) Which line, red or blue, represents a solution of A, and which represents a solution of B? (b) What is the approximate melting point of the pure liquid solvent? (c) What is the approximate molal concentration of each solu- tion, assuming the solvent has K- 30°C/m? P (atm) 2.

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