Boiling-point<span> elevation describes the phenomenon that the </span>boiling point<span> of a liquid (a </span>solvent<span>) will be higher when another compound is added, meaning that a </span>solution has<span> a higher </span>boiling point<span> than </span>a pure solvent<span>. This happens whenever a non-volatile solute, such as a salt, is added to </span>a pure solvent<span>, such as water.
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The answer is D
Sodium loses an Electron and chlorine gains one
Answer:
I got .146 g of water
Explanation:
Refer to this equation:
Q= mcΔt
Q= .545 J
c= 4.186 J/g
Δt= .892
plug in values:
.545 J = m(4.186 J/g)(.892°C)
simplify:
.545 J = m(3.734 J/g°C)
.146 g
Doing this so i can get points but the answer is spectrophotometry
Answer:
it would be immiscible
Explanation:
They would not mix similar to oil and water
