Choose all that apply. Practice applications of freezing point depression are, Putting salt on the roads to melt ice. Making ice cream. 'Winterizing' the plumbing by placing antifreeze in toilet tanks. Placing a water-filled ice try in the freezer.

Choose all that apply. Practice applications of freezing point depression are, Putting salt on the roads to melt ice. Making ice cream. 'Winterizing' the plumbing by placing antifreeze in toilet tanks. Placing a water-filled ice try in the freezer.

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Choose all that apply. Practice applications of freezing point depression are,
Putting salt on the roads to melt ice.
Making ice cream.
'Winterizing' the plumbing by placing antifreeze in toilet tanks.
Placing a water-filled ice try in the freezer.

A solution is 4.00% by mass maltose and 96.00% water. The solution freezes at
-0.229˚ C. Calculate the molar mass of maltose (non-electrolyte).
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342
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