Which of the following will INCREASE the diffusion coefficient of a solute by the largest amount? decrease viscosity by a factor of 2 decrease pressure by a factor of 4 increase temperature by a factor of 6 increase molecular radius by a factor of 8

Which of the following will INCREASE the diffusion coefficient of a solute by the largest amount? decrease viscosity by a factor of 2 decrease pressure by a factor of 4 increase temperature by a factor of 6 increase molecular radius by a factor of 8

Chemistry

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Chapter11: Properties Of Solutions

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Problem 29Q

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Which of the following will INCREASE the diffusion coefficient of a solute by the
largest amount?
decrease viscosity by a factor of 2
decrease pressure by a factor of 4
increase temperature by a factor of 6
increase molecular radius by a factor of 8

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