In order to calculate molar mass from freezing or boiling point data, we need to know all of the followingсхсерa. the Kf or K, of the solventb. the molar mass of the solventc. the type of solute - electrolyte or notd. the number of particles in solutionO AO B

We know that, the formula is given by: ∆Tf= i x Kf x mass of solute x 1000molar mass of solute x…

In order to calculate molar mass from freezing or boiling point data, we need to know all of the following схсеpt a. the Kf or K, of the solvent b. the molar mass of the solvent c. the type of solute - electrolyte or not d. the number of particles in solution A OB

In order to calculate molar mass from freezing or boiling point data, we need to know all of the following схсеpt a. the Kf or K, of the solvent b. the molar mass of the solvent c. the type of solute - electrolyte or not d. the number of particles in solution A OB

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Solutions can be considered as homogeneous mixtures which contain two or more than two chemical substances. The chemical substance which is the greater part is defined as solvent. And the chemical substance that is dissolved in a solvent is referred to as solute. Solution chemistry plays an important role in chemistry since it supports many commercial applications of solutions.

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In order to calculate molar mass from freezing or boiling point data, we need to know all of the following
схсер
a. the Kf or K, of the solvent
b. the molar mass of the solvent
c. the type of solute - electrolyte or not
d. the number of particles in solution
O A
O B

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