0.40 M CaBr2 in water (strong electrolyte) 0.40 M KCI in water (strong electrolyte) 0.40 M HF in water (weak electrolyte; weak acid) 0.20 M NazPO4 in water (strong electrolyte) Which of the following statements is true for their solution properties? O a.0.40 mCaBr2 in water has the lowest freezing point. O b.0.40 m KCI in water has the highest freezing point. O .0.40 m HF in water has the lowest freezing point. d.0.20 m NagPO4 in water has the highest freezing point. O e. None of the above

0.40 M CaBr2 in water (strong electrolyte) 0.40 M KCI in water (strong electrolyte) 0.40 M HF in water (weak electrolyte; weak acid) 0.20 M NazPO4 in water (strong electrolyte) Which of the following statements is true for their solution properties? O a.0.40 mCaBr2 in water has the lowest freezing point. O b.0.40 m KCI in water has the highest freezing point. O .0.40 m HF in water has the lowest freezing point. d.0.20 m NagPO4 in water has the highest freezing point. O e. None of the above

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