The vapor pressure of pure CCI4 liquid is 504 mm Hg at 65°C. Now we prepare several 12/cCl4 solutions by mixing solid 12 and CCI4 liquid into proper containers. Which of the following solutions does have the greatest vapor pressure at 65°C? Note 12 has a very good solubility in CCI4 and is non-volatile (no vapor pressure produced). O The mixture consists of 10.0 mol 12 and 40.0 mol CCI4. O The mixture consists of 1.00 mol 12 and 9.00 mol cCl4. O The mixture consists of 1.20 mol 12 and 6.30 mol CCI4. O The mixture consists of 0.10 mol 12 and 0.30 mol CCI4.

The vapor pressure of pure CCI4 liquid is 504 mm Hg at 65°C. Now we prepare several 12/cCl4 solutions by mixing solid 12 and CCI4 liquid into proper containers. Which of the following solutions does have the greatest vapor pressure at 65°C? Note 12 has a very good solubility in CCI4 and is non-volatile (no vapor pressure produced). O The mixture consists of 10.0 mol 12 and 40.0 mol CCI4. O The mixture consists of 1.00 mol 12 and 9.00 mol cCl4. O The mixture consists of 1.20 mol 12 and 6.30 mol CCI4. O The mixture consists of 0.10 mol 12 and 0.30 mol CCI4.

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