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Introduction to General, Organic and Biochemistry

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23. Using the x and y coordinates, what will happen if you add solute particles to the boundary between water and water vapor at 101 kPa, assuming a constant temperature?

A. x coordinate shifts to the left, y coordinate shifts up

B. x coordinate shifts to the right, y coordinate stays the same

C. x coordinate shifts to the left, y coordinate stays the same

D. x coordinate stays the same, y coordinate shifts up

24. Using the x and y coordinates, what will happen if you add solute particles to the boundary between ice and water at 101 kPa, assuming a constant temperature?

A. x coordinate shifts to the right, y coordinate stays the same

B. x coordinate shifts to the left, y coordinate stays the same

C. x coordinate shifts to the right, y coordinate stays the same

D. x coordinate stays the same, y coordinate shifts up

Pressure (kPa)
22,089
101
0.6
DI
Ice
(solid)
A
Water
(liquid)
Triple
point
B
0 0.01
Critical point
C
Water vapor
(gas)
100
Temperature (°C)
374

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