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Urinalysis and Body Fluids 6th Edition by Majorie DiLorenzo, Susan Strasinger

Edition 6ISBN: 0803641044
book Urinalysis and Body Fluids 6th Edition by Majorie DiLorenzo, Susan Strasinger cover

Urinalysis and Body Fluids 6th Edition by Majorie DiLorenzo, Susan Strasinger

Edition 6ISBN: 0803641044
Exercise 47

Solute dissolved in solvent will:

A. Raise the vapor pressure

B. Lower the boiling point

C. Decrease the osmotic pressure

D. Lower the freezing point

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Solute and solvent:

Solute and solvent are combined together to make a solution.

• Solute is the one which is to be dissolved (example: salt) and the solvent is the one which do the dissolving work. (Example: water). Because there will be tiny particles of solvent on the surface to evaporate.

• If vapor pressure is lowered, then freezing point lowers.

Freezing point:

• When cooled, if liquid changes into solid at certain temperature.

Therefore, “solute dissolved in solvent” will lesser the freezing point. Hence, the correct answer is option    <div class=answer> Solute and solvent : Solute and solvent are combined together to make a solution. • Solute is the one which is to be dissolved (example: salt) and the solvent is the one which do the dissolving work. (Example: water). Because there will be tiny particles of solvent on the surface to evaporate. • If vapor pressure is lowered, then freezing point lowers. Freezing point: • When cooled, if liquid changes into solid at certain temperature. Therefore, “solute dissolved in solvent” will lesser the freezing point. Hence, the correct answer is option   . .


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