If 1.00 mol of each of the following solutes is dissolved in 2.00 L of an aqueous solution, which solution contains the largest number of solute particles? A)LiBr B)sucrose C)Ca(NO₃)₂ D)Na₃PO₄

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The number of solute particles is determined by the number of particles in one mole of the substance. Ionic compounds like LiBr, Ca(NO₃)₂, and Na₃PO₄ dissociate into multiple ions in solution, while sucrose does not dissociate. Therefore, Na₃PO₄, which dissociates into three ions in solution, will have the largest number of solute particles.

If 100 Mol of Each of the Following Solutes Is Dissolved