Which of the following statements about the concentration of solutions is correct? Select the correct response: The higher the concentration of a solution, the greater the amount of solutes it has in it. The higher the concentration of a solution, the less solutes it has in it. The amount of solutes in a solution is always constant. There are three ways how to express the concentration of solutions, namely: Molarity, molality, and Normality.

Which of the following statements about the concentration of solutions is correct? Select the correct response: The higher the concentration of a solution, the greater the amount of solutes it has in it. The higher the concentration of a solution, the less solutes it has in it. The amount of solutes in a solution is always constant. There are three ways how to express the concentration of solutions, namely: Molarity, molality, and Normality.

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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