3) The following compounds are nonelectrolytes that are soluble in water. Which
statement below is true of the colligative properties of these compounds?
acetic acid CH3COOH
glycerol C3H5(OH)3
sucrose C12H22011
urea CH4N20
Acetic Acid would have the greatest boiling point of elevation because is an acid.
Sucrose would have the highest freezing-point of depression because it has the highest
molar mass.
Sucrose would have the highest freezing-point of depression because it has the highest
number of hydrogens.
Each compound would have the same colligative properties.
O Glycerol would have the highest osmotic pressure because is highly viscous.
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