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(A)
Interpretation:
Whether the response, “The solution is
(A)
Explanation of Solution
Consider the given statement, “The dissolution process of
The given response is incorrect because in water,
(B)
Interpretation:
Whether the response, “ The solution is
(B)
Explanation of Solution
The given statement, “The dissolution process of
In water,
Therefore, the given response is an incorrect response.
(C)
Interpretation:
Whether the response “ The solution is
(C)
Explanation of Solution
The given statement, “The dissolution process of
The mole ratio of
So, the concentration of
The concentration of
Hence, the given response is correct as it best describes the dissolution process of
(D)
Interpretation:
Whether the given response, “The solution is
(D)
Explanation of Solution
The given statement, “The dissolution process of
The total concentration of the ions present in the aqueous solution is calculated by adding the concentration of both magnesium and nitrate ions.
Since the total concentration of ions in the solution is
(E)
Interpretation:
Whether the given response, “
(E)
Explanation of Solution
Consider the given statement, “The dissolution process of
Therefore, the given response is an incorrect response.
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Introduction to Chemistry
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