Osmometers Utilizing the Vapor-Pressure Colligative Property of Solutions Are Based

question 11

Multiple Choice

Osmometers utilizing the vapor-pressure colligative property of solutions are based on what principle?

• A)An increase in the concentration of dissolved solutes decreases the vapor pressure generated because of a lack of volatility of the typical solutes.
• B)An increase in the concentration of dissolved solutes increases the vapor pressure generated because of a lack of volatility of the typical solutes.
• C)An increase in the concentration of dissolved solutes decreases the vapor pressure generated because of an increased volatility of the typical solutes.
• D)An increase in the concentration of dissolved solutes increases the vapor pressure generated because of an increased volatility of the typical solutes.

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