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Given that: Boiling point of solution = 103.7°C Mass of water = 700g Kb = 0.52°C/m Molar mass of…

Certain salty water containing sodium chloride is found to boil at 103.7°C. If there is 700 g of water, how much sodium chloride is dissolved in it? Given that the molal (m) boiling point elevation constant of water (kb) is 0.520C/m and molecular mass of sodium chloride is 58.44 g•mol-1. 6 (Ctri) -

Certain salty water containing sodium chloride is found to boil at 103.7°C. If there is 700 g of water, how much sodium chloride is dissolved in it? Given that the molal (m) boiling point elevation constant of water (kb) is 0.520C/m and molecular mass of sodium chloride is 58.44 g•mol-1. 6 (Ctri) -

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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