1. Describe the relationship of the boiling point elevation, freezing point depression, osmotic and vapor pressure in the solution? 2. Between electrolyte and non electrolyte solution, which will have higher boiling point elevation and lower freezing point depression? Why?

1. Describe the relationship of the boiling point elevation, freezing point depression, osmotic and vapor pressure in the solution? 2. Between electrolyte and non electrolyte solution, which will have higher boiling point elevation and lower freezing point depression? Why?

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1. Describe the relationship of the boiling point elevation, freezing point depression,
osmotic and vapor pressure in the solution?
2. Between electrolyte and non electrolyte solution, which will have higher boiling point
elevation and lower freezing point depression? Why?

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