Which solution should have the highest vapor pressure? O0.10 M sucrose (C12H2201) 0.25 M sucrose (C12H22011) O0.50 M sucrose(C,2H22011)

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Which solution should have the highest vapor pressure?
O0.10 M sucrose (C12H2201)
0.25 M sucrose (C12H2201)
O0.50 M sucrose(C12H22011)
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With the increase in number of moles of the solute or concentration of the solution, the vapor pressure of the decreases that means dilute solutions will have highest vapor pressure and concentrated solutions will have the lowest vapor pressure.

 

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