NEET Chemistry Types of Solutions MCQ Question
What happens to the experimentally determined molar mass of a solute when it dissociates into ions?
It is lower than the true value.
It remains the same as the true value.
It becomes higher than the true value.
It cannot be determined.
Correct Answer
Detailed Explanation
When a solute dissociates into ions, the number of particles increases, leading to a calculated molar mass that is lower than the true value as indicated in the context provided.
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