Three beakers are placed in a sealed container illustrated below. A B C Initially all the beakers are filled to the same volume with the following A: solution of NaCI (X = 0.01) in water B: solution of CgH1206 (X = 0.01) in water C: pure water After time has passed, which beaker would contain the largest volume of liquid. a. Beaker A and c b. Beaker A c. Beaker A and B d. All would have the same volume е. Вeaker B f. Beaker C O g. Beaker B and C

Three beakers are placed in a sealed container illustrated below. A B C Initially all the beakers are filled to the same volume with the following A: solution of NaCI (X = 0.01) in water B: solution of CgH1206 (X = 0.01) in water C: pure water After time has passed, which beaker would contain the largest volume of liquid. a. Beaker A and c b. Beaker A c. Beaker A and B d. All would have the same volume е. Вeaker B f. Beaker C O g. Beaker B and C

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Three beakers are placed in a sealed container illustrated below.
А
B
C
Initially all the beakers are filled to the same volume with the following
A: solution of NaCI (X = 0.01) in water
B: solution of CgH1206 (X = 0.01) in water
C: pure water
After time has passed, which beaker would contain the largest volume of liquid.
a. Beaker A and C
b. Beaker A
c. Beaker A and B
d. All would have the same volume
е. Вeaker B
f. Beaker C
g. Beaker B and c
Your answer is incorrect.
The correct answer is:
Beaker A

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