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What is the freezing point?
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What is the freezing point of an aqueous solution containing 135.2g of KNO3 in 125g of water? (Kf for water= -1.86 C°/m). Please show work.
I got: (-1.86) ((135.2g/101.11g)/.125kg) (2)= -39.79°C
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Significant digits.
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