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Chemistry, 20.05.2021 21:20 alinamartinez9p752cj

Consider two distinct aqueous solutions: I - 0,75mol/L of C6H12O6
II - 0,3mol/L of Na2SO4.
Which of the two solutions will have the highest boiling temperature and why?

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Consider two distinct aqueous solutions: I - 0,75mol/L of C6H12O6
II - 0,3mol/L of Na2SO4.
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