Excluding any secondary chemical reactions, which would be more effective as an antifreeze; a
solution containing
Select one:
25m CH3OH
the combination of 25m CH3OH and 25m
KCI.
O 25m KCI.
O
none of these​

Excluding any secondary chemical reactions,

which would be more effective as an antifreeze; a

solution containing

Select one:

25m CH3OH

the combination of 25m CH3OH and 25m

KCI.

25m KCI.

Explanation:

Antifreeze is the one that reduces the freezing point of a solvent further and will not allow the solvent to freeze.

Among the given options, the correct option is:

25 m CH3OH and 25m KCl.

Since, KOH is a strong electrolyte and dissociates into two ions.

So, the freezing point of solvent decreases further.

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explanation: a formula which shows the arrangement of atoms in the molecule of a compound

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