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For each of the following pairs of aqueous solutions (all are at 300 K, unless otherwise...

For each of the following pairs of aqueous solutions (all are at 300 K, unless otherwise stated), circle the one that has a higher concentration of solute:

1. 1.75 M NaCl or 1.75 m NaCl

2. 1.0% by mass KI or 1.0% by mass KBr

3. a saturated solution of n-butanol (CH3(CH2)2(CH2OH) or a saturated solution of n-decanol (CH3(CH2)8CH2OH)

4. a saturated solution of O2 at 298 K or a saturated solution of O2 at 358 K

5. a saturated solution of He under 1 atm of He or a saturated solution of Xe under 1 atm of Xe

**It would be very very helpful if you can provide an explanation for each one**

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