If two glass bottles of gas were stored side by side and both broke open at the same time, which gas would you smell first, CCl4 or CBr4? Explain your reason. Which would be a better choice of compound to add to the sidewalk to prevent ice, a 55 g/mol salt with an n value of 3 or a 40 g/mol compound with a n value of 1? Explain your reason.The normal freezing point of acetic acid is -2.3 oC, and the Kf is 3.90. If 58.9 g of MgCl2 is dissolved in 2.1 kg of acetic acid, what would the new freezing point be?

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If two glass bottles of gas were stored side by side and both broke open at the same time, which gas would you smell first, CCl4 or CBr4? Explain your reason.
Which would be a better choice of compound to add to the sidewalk to prevent ice, a 55 g/mol salt with an n value of 3 or a 40 g/mol compound with a n value of 1? Explain your reason.
The normal freezing point of acetic acid is -2.3 oC, and the Kf is 3.90. If 58.9 g of MgCl2 is dissolved in 2.1 kg of acetic acid, what would the new freezing point be?

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