Ethylene glycol is a common automobile antifreeze. What is the freezing point of a 2.08 m solution of ethylene glycol? The K, of water is 1.86"C/mand the normal freezing point of water is 0*C. (Equation: AT,= K, m)

Ethylene glycol is a common automobile antifreeze. What is the freezing point of a 2.08 m solution of ethylene glycol? The K, of water is 1.86"C/mand the normal freezing point of water is 0*C. (Equation: AT,= K, m)

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Ethylene glycol is a common automobile antifreeze. What is the freezing point of a
2.08 m solution of ethylene glycol? The K, of water is 1.86"C/mand the normal
freezing point of water is 0"C (Equation: A7, K, m)
Ooc
O-3.87°C
7.74°C

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