2. 5.00g of glucose(a monosaccharide/sugar) and water are mixed. the liquid mixture has a volume of 100mL and it is transparent and colorless. a. The mixture is (heterogeneous, homogeneous, a solution, a suspension). (Circle the words in parentheses that apply correctly to the described mixture). b. What is the percent concentration of the mixture? c. What is the molarity of the mixture? d. What is the molality of the mixture?

2. 5.00g of glucose(a monosaccharide/sugar) and water are mixed. the liquid mixture has a volume of 100mL and it is transparent and colorless. a. The mixture is (heterogeneous, homogeneous, a solution, a suspension). (Circle the words in parentheses that apply correctly to the described mixture). b. What is the percent concentration of the mixture? c. What is the molarity of the mixture? d. What is the molality of the mixture?

Introductory Chemistry: An Active Learning Approach

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Author:Mark S. Cracolice, Ed Peters

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Chapter16: Solutions

Section: Chapter Questions

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