2. What is the change in freezing point and the new freezing point of solution when 66.5 g of water is mixed with 14.75 grams of electrolyte NaNO3 (molar mass = 85.0 g/mole)? You will find the Kr value for water on your lecture handout

2. What is the change in freezing point and the new freezing point of solution when 66.5 g of water is mixed with 14.75 grams of electrolyte NaNO3 (molar mass = 85.0 g/mole)? You will find the Kr value for water on your lecture handout

Chemistry: Matter and Change

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Chapter14: Mixtures And Solutions

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66.5 g of water is mixed with 14.75 grams of electrolyte NaNO3 (molar mass =
85.0 g/mole)? You will find the Kr value for water on your lecture handout

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