Question 7 Points 3
Calculate the change in boiling point, in °C, for a solution containing 116.88 g
a
of sodium chloride in 2000 g of water. Molecular mass of sodium chloride is
58.44, Kb = 0.512 °C kg mol-1.
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A.2.024 °C
B. O 3.024 °C
C. O 4.024 °C
D.1.024 °C

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