You can use the formula M1 x V1 = M2 x V2 where M1 is the molarity of the first substance and V1 is the volume of the substance. M2 is the molarity of the 2nd substance and V2 is the volume of the substance
if substance 1 is HCl and 2 is KOH we can set up the following equation
x moles / liter (unknown) x .02 liters = .5 moles/ liter x .032 liters
x moles / liter x .02 liters = .016 moles
x moles / liter = .016/.02 liters
x moles / liter = .8 moles/ liter
You have . 8M HCL
Answer: Option c. Solution A has a lower boiling point than solution B
Explanation:
For solution A, i = 1 means the solution is a non-electrolyte. This clearly indicates that solution A contains covalently bonded compound. Covalently bonded compounds have lower boiling when compared to those of the ionic.
For solution B, i = 2 means the compound is an electrolyte and it forms two ions. From this result, it is very clear that the compound in solution A is an ionic compound. Ionic compounds have higher boiling points than covalent compounds
Therefore, solution A will have a lower boiling point than solution B
