1. For an aqueous solution containing Na*, Cl-, and Br¯, determine: (a) the number of components (b) the number of phase(s) (c) the degree of freedom 2. For a solid mixture containing powdered graphite and powdered diamond without a catalyst or other means of converting one solid to the other, determine: (a) the number of components (b) the number of phase(s) (c) the degree of freedom

1. For an aqueous solution containing Na*, Cl-, and Br¯, determine: (a) the number of components (b) the number of phase(s) (c) the degree of freedom 2. For a solid mixture containing powdered graphite and powdered diamond without a catalyst or other means of converting one solid to the other, determine: (a) the number of components (b) the number of phase(s) (c) the degree of freedom

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter11: Solutions

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