The quantity which changes with temperature is:
- A
Molarity
- B
Mass percentage
- C
Molality
- D
Mole fraction
The quantity which changes with temperature is:
Molarity
Mass percentage
Molality
Mole fraction
Correct answer:A
Standard Method
Given: The options are Molarity, Mass percentage, Molality, and Mole fraction.
Find: Which quantity changes with temperature.
Molarity is defined as
where is the number of moles of solute and is the volume of solution.
Since volume changes with temperature due to thermal expansion or contraction, molarity changes with temperature.
Mass percentage depends on mass, molality depends on mass of solvent, and mole fraction depends on moles. These do not change with temperature in the usual sense.
Therefore, the correct answer is Molarity. The correct option is A.
The solution shows a contradictory heading stating option C, but the worked explanation clearly concludes Molarity, which corresponds to A in the given options.
Volume vs Mass Trick
Given: One option is based on volume, while the others are based on mass or moles.
Find: Which concentration term is temperature-dependent.
Use the shortcut: any concentration term involving volume changes with temperature because liquids expand or contract.
Molarity uses volume:
Molality, mass percentage, and mole fraction do not involve volume in their definitions.
Therefore, the correct option is A.
Choosing molality because it sounds similar to molarity. This is incorrect because molality depends on mass of solvent, not volume. Check the definition carefully before deciding.
Assuming every concentration term changes with temperature. This is wrong because only quantities involving volume are temperature-dependent. Distinguish between volume-based and mass-based definitions.
Trusting the solution heading 'option C' without checking the actual explanation. The worked solution concludes Molarity, so the answer must match the option list, where Molarity is A.
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