Two flasks contain aqueous glucose solutions

CHEMISTRY · Single correct · AP · Chemistry · Atomic Structure and Properties · Atomic Structure and Properties

Problem

Two flasks contain aqueous glucose solutions. Flask X: 0.30 mol0.30\,\text{mol} glucose in 250 mL250\,\text{mL}; then water evaporates until the volume is 200 mL200\,\text{mL}. Flask Y: 0.40 mol0.40\,\text{mol} glucose in 350 mL350\,\text{mL}; then 50 mL50\,\text{mL} of water is added. After these changes, which statement correctly compares the final molarity of the solutions? (a) Flask Y is more concentrated than Flask X. (b) Both flasks have the same molarity. (c) Flask X is more concentrated than Flask Y. (d) The final molarity cannot be determined from the information given.

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