The dissolufion of unknown subslances in 825 g of beruene. CH, at 298Klowen the treezing point by 1.14 K. Coiculate the bolling pointelevation for this solution K5.12K kg mo' and K-2.53K kg mol.

The depression in freezing point ∆Tf is given by: ∆Tf=Kf×m······(1) Here, Kf is the freezing point…

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