Lose electrons - electrons want to fill their outer valence shell, so sometimes instead of gaining it is easier to lose some and have a filled outer shell
Answer:
Solutions from highest to lowest freezing point:
0.040 m glycerin = 0.020 m potassium bromide > 0.030 m phenol
Explanation:

= Depression in freezing point
i = van'T Hoff fcator
= Molal depression constant of solvent
m = molality of the solution
Higher the value of depression in freezing point at lower will be freezing temperature the solution.
1. 0.040 m glycerin
Molal depression constant of water = 
i = 1 ( organic molecule)
m = 0.040 m


2. 0.020 m potassium bromide
Molal depression constant of water = 
i = 2 (ionic)
m = 0.020 m


3. 0.030 m phenol
Molal depression constant of water = 
i = 1 (organic)
m = 0.030 m




Solutions from highest to lowest freezing point:
0.040 m glycerin = 0.020 m potassium bromide > 0.030 m phenol
In designing the experiment, the researchers used Y32P-ATP.
<h3>What is ATP?</h3>
Adenosine triphosphate (ATP) is an organic substance and a hydro-trope that provides energy for a variety of functions in
- living cells
- including muscular contraction
- nerve impulse propagation
- condensate dissolving
- and chemical synthesis
Researchers used Y32P-ATP Because the Y-phosphate of ATP is used for phosphoryl transfer by kinases. As a result, Y32P-ATP is required for the experiment.
Hence the used ATP is Y32P-ATP.
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