Boiling point elevation (AT) for 0.1M solution of NaCl is a. Equal to that of 0.1 M sugar solution b. Higher than 0.1 M sugar solution c. Lower than 0.1 M sugar solution d. Higher than 0.1 M CaCl, solution Consider the chemical equilibrium below. Ag) + 3Bra) === 2 Cig If The volume of container is doubled, the equilibrium Will 2 O a. Shift to the right O b. Shift to the left Oc. not shift O d. proceed to consume reactants

Boiling point elevation (AT) for 0.1M solution of NaCl is a. Equal to that of 0.1 M sugar solution b. Higher than 0.1 M sugar solution c. Lower than 0.1 M sugar solution d. Higher than 0.1 M CaCl, solution Consider the chemical equilibrium below. Ag) + 3Bra) === 2 Cig If The volume of container is doubled, the equilibrium Will 2 O a. Shift to the right O b. Shift to the left Oc. not shift O d. proceed to consume reactants

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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