QUESTION 4 000 Arrange the following in order of increasing solubility in water: C₂H5OH; CO2; N₂O. CO2N2O

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QUESTION 4
Arrange the following in order of increasing solubility in water: C₂H5OH; CO2; N₂O.
CO2= N2O C2H5OH
C2H5OH <CO2 < N₂O
CO2 <C2H5OH < N₂0
N2O <C2H5OH <CO₂
CO2 ≤ N2O C2H5OH
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Transcribed Image Text:tab caps lock shift esc fn 0 0 0 0 0 Vaporization involves the breaking of all intermolecular for Fusion involves only the vibrational modes of a solid QUESTION 4 Arrange the following in order of increasing solubility in water: C₂H5OH; CO2; N₂O. CO2= N2O C2H5OH C2H5OH <CO2 < N₂O CO2 <C2H5OH < N₂0 N2O <C2H5OH <CO₂ CO2 ≤ N2O C2H5OH QUESTION 5 < Define the triple point of a phase diagram. The temperature and pressure at which gas-solid, solid-gas and solid-solid allotropic phase changes occur. The temperature & pressure point at which the solid, liquid and gas phases coexists in equilibrium. -- ! 1 -- < Q A 2 > N W S Q # 3 E X $ 4 D I control option command 6 R C % 078 5 Torces, while melting requires the breaking of LL F MacBook Pro T < 6 6 V G & Y 7 H * 00 W 8 U J B N
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