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Given A solution of: SOLVENT: Water (H2O) - 100mL or 100.00g SOLUTE: Salt (NaCl) - 11.60g What is the boiling point (in degrees Celsius) of the SOLVENT used in the experiment?

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SOLVENT: Water (H2O) - 100mL or 100.00g

SOLUTE: Salt (NaCl) - 11.60g

What is the boiling point (in degrees Celsius) of the SOLVENT used in the experiment?

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