A solution is heated from 25 deg-Cto 50 deg-C- Will its molarity be same- less or more- Comment-

Dear Student, Molarity of the solution at 50 deg;C will be slightly less than that at 25 deg;C. It is because of the fact that heating causes slight increa ...

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A solution is heated from 25 °Cto 50 °C. Will its molarity
be same, less or more? Comment.

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Dear Student,

Molarity of the solution at 50°C will be slightly less than that at 25°C. It is because of the fact that heating causes slight increase in the volume of the solution due to expansion but the number of moles of solute remains same. Hence, molarity decreases with the rise in temperature.

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A solution is heated from 25 °Cto 50 °C. Will its molarity be same, less or more? Comment.

A solution is heated from 25 °Cto 50 °C. Will its molarity
be same, less or more? Comment.