A) Since concentration depends on how much mass is dissolved in a given volume, as
the volume increases, the concentration decreases.
B) The concentration of a solution increases as the solute fits into the new spaces
between the molecules.
C) Since it has a greater ability to dissolve more solute at a higher temperature, its
concentration has decreased.
D) Since it has a greater ability to dissolve more solute at a higher temperature, its
concentration has increased.
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Is the mass of an atomic nucleus greater or less than the sum of the masses of the
nucleons composing it? Why don’t the nucleon masses add up to the total nuclear mass?
A) Greater. We need to add the masses of the surrounding electrons to the masses of the
nucleons.
B) Neither. The mass of the atomic nucleus is exactly the sum of the masses of the
nucleons.
C) Less. The individual nucleons have greater mass when separated from the nucleus.
This additional mass is a result of the energy of separation.
D) Greater. The mass of the atomic nucleus also has mass of the “atomic glue” that
holds the nucleons together in the nucleus.
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