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Kf = 20.2 °C.Kg.mol-1moles of AlCl3= 0.002 molesmass of solvent cyclohexane = 10 gExpected change in…

Criven Cydahexome thas a ke of 2002c 0.002 moles of ka molt. it Alc13 ae added to & log of jycle hereme if that would be the expected change in the temperature ? (1) 16.2 C 12.2°C 0.0162 C GUI 9.04°C

Criven Cydahexome thas a ke of 2002c 0.002 moles of ka molt. it Alc13 ae added to & log of jycle hereme if that would be the expected change in the temperature ? (1) 16.2 C 12.2°C 0.0162 C GUI 9.04°C

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