Determine which will lower the freezing point of water more: 225.0 g of KCl or 225.0 g of Na2SO4? Assume that the amount of ice that is involved for each salt is the same. Show all work. 74.55 grams KCl molar mass KCI: 1 mole KCl 142.04 grams Na2SO4 molar mass Na2SO4: 1 mole Na2SO4

Determine which will lower the freezing point of water more: 225.0 g of KCl or 225.0 g of Na2SO4? Assume that the amount of ice that is involved for each salt is the same. Show all work. 74.55 grams KCl molar mass KCI: 1 mole KCl 142.04 grams Na2SO4 molar mass Na2SO4: 1 mole Na2SO4

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Determine which will lower the freezing point of water more: 225.0 g of KCl or 225.0 g of
Na2SO4? Assume that the amount of ice that is involved for each salt is the same. Show all work.
74.55 grams KCl
1 mole KCl
molar mass KCl:
142.04 grams Na2SO4
1 mole Na,SO4
molar mass N22SO4:

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