Respuesta :
The concentration of the solid phase always remains the same regardless of the quantity present. Most of the chemical reactions and separation systems involve the transport of more or one components in solid phase.
For example, in the process of solid catalyzed reactions, the result of solid phase transport might be negligible though it is hard to identify it in the rate of data in the analysis.
For example, in the process of solid catalyzed reactions, the result of solid phase transport might be negligible though it is hard to identify it in the rate of data in the analysis.
Answer: Option (b) is the correct answer.
Explanation:
A solution that contains more number of solute particles than the solvent particles is known as a concentrated solution.
For example, concentrated solution of sulfuric acid.
On the other hand, a solution that contains less number of solute particles than the solvent particles is known as a dilute solution.
For example, a dilute solution of HCl.
Hence, we can conclude that concentration of a substance changes with change in the amount of solute.
Therefore, the concentration of the solid phase changes with the amount of the quantity present.
