Chemistry, 19.02.2020 01:01 bougiehairstudios
Ethylene glycol is a compound used in automotive antifreeze. It is odorless, colorless, and toxic if ingested. Adding ethylene glycol to water affects the freezing and boiling point. Two students predict the freezing point for 100% ethylene glycol. Andre predicts the freezing point will be less than that of 100% water. Jennifer predicts the freezing point will be about the same as 90% ethylene glycol in water. Which inference seems MOST plausible?
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