What causes the entropy to change when a solute dissolves in a solvent? A. The solute becomes less ordered. B. The solute becomes conductive. C. The solute changes the vapor pressure. D. The solute changes

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What causes the entropy to change when a solute dissolves in a solvent?

A.
The solute becomes less ordered.
B.
The solute becomes conductive.
C.
The solute changes the vapor pressure.
D.
The solute changes the enthalpy.

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Apex answer is: A. the solute becomes less ordered

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