Physics, 07.05.2021 03:00 athenajames1221
Lucas measured the volume of two different solutions. Each solution had a volume of 27.5 mL.
Which of the following is a valid hypothesis Lucas could make about the solutions?
or similar to that of sulfur
a- the two solutions give off an odor similar to that of sulfur. b-the solutions would have a total volume of 55mL if they were combined c-what are the chemicals properties of the two solutions? d- do the solutions have identical molarities?
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