Solution A has the same total volume as Solution B. If Solution A has a higher concentration than Solution B, how do the two solutions compare?(1 point)

Question

Responses

Solution A has more solvent per gram of solute than Solution B.
Solution A has more solvent per gram of solute than Solution B.

Solution A has more solute than Solution B.
Solution A has more solute than Solution B.

Solution B has more solute than Solution A.
Solution B has more solute than Solution A.

Solution A contains water as a solvent, and Solution B does not.

Answer 1

The correct response is:

Solution A has more solute than Solution B.

Since Solution A has a higher concentration than Solution B and both solutions have the same total volume, it follows that Solution A must contain more solute. Concentration is defined as the amount of solute per unit volume of solution, so a higher concentration indicates a greater amount of solute in the same volume.