4 2 The topic is Colligative Properties of Solutions. Write the step by step solution please 4. 90 g of KGI is dissolved in 250-g of water at 35°G with 807. dissociation.Prci = 1.98CmDetermine the ff:a- Boiling point elevationb. Freezing point depressionC. Vapor pressure of the solutiond. Osmotic pressure

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4. 90 g of KCI is dissolved in 250 g of water at 35'6 with 807 dissociation. Prer 1.98 Determine the tf:- a- Boiling point elevation b. Freezing point depression C. Vapor pressure of the solution d. Osmotic pressure

4. 90 g of KCI is dissolved in 250 g of water at 35'6 with 807 dissociation. Prer 1.98 Determine the tf:- a- Boiling point elevation b. Freezing point depression C. Vapor pressure of the solution d. Osmotic pressure

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4 2 The topic is Colligative Properties of Solutions. Write the step by step solution please

4. 90 g of KGI is dissolved in 250-g of water at 35°G with 807. dissociation.
Prci = 1.98
Cm
Determine the ff:
a- Boiling point elevation
b. Freezing point depression
C. Vapor pressure of the solution
d. Osmotic pressure

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