Multiple Choice
Once a solute and a solvent are evenly distributed in a solution, they will
A) stop moving about.
B) move back toward a concentration of the solvent.
C) continue to move about but with no net gain in any direction.
D) be out of equilibrium.
E) move from a liquid to gaseous solution.
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