When a chemical is dissolved in a liquid, the freezing temperature of that liquid is slightly lowered as a result. One example of this is that salt water freezes at a lower temperature than pure water. The following table shows the freezing temperatures of several liquids. Liquid Temperature Water 0.0°C Acetic acid (vinegar) 17.0°C Ethanol (alcohol) -114.7 Of the choices listed, a liquid with a freezing point of -1°C would most likely be made of A. something dissolved in water.
B. pure ethanol.
C. something dissolved in acetic acid.
D. something dissolved in ethanol.

Astudent made the lewis dot diagram of a compound as shown. mg is written with two dots shown on its top. an o is written on each side of mg. each o has six dots around it. an arrow is shown from one dot on mg toward the vacant space around the o on the right. another arrow is shown from the other dot on mg toward the vacant space around the o on the left. the title of the art is students lewis dot model. what is the error in the lewis dot diagram? an o atom should transfer all its six electrons to mg because the formula is mgo. both electrons of mg should be transferred to one o atom because the formula is mgo. the electrons should be transferred from each o atom to mg because mg has fewer electrons. the number of dots around mg should be four because it has to transfer two electrons to each o.