What mass (in kg) of AGNO3 has been dissolved in 50g of water if the molality is 0.250m?Select the correct response.0.002kgO 0.125kgO0.12kg0.0002kg Which of the following statements is/are CORRECT about intermolecular forces?1. London dispersion forces increase as the number of electrons increases.II. Dipole-dipole attractions occur in nonpolar molecules if they have polar bonds.II. London dispersion forces exist in all molecular solids.IV. Hydrogen bonding exists solely on molecules containing OH bonds.Select the correct responseOV onlyTand IIand IIl and III

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What mass (in kg) of AGNO3 has been dissolved in 50g of water if the molality is 0.250m?
Select the correct response.
0.002kg
O 0.125kg
O0.12kg
0.0002kg

Which of the following statements is/are CORRECT about intermolecular forces?
1. London dispersion forces increase as the number of electrons increases.
II. Dipole-dipole attractions occur in nonpolar molecules if they have polar bonds.
II. London dispersion forces exist in all molecular solids.
IV. Hydrogen bonding exists solely on molecules containing OH bonds.
Select the correct response
OV only
Tand II
and II
l and III

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