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If a certain mass of an ionic solute is added to a solvent such as water, which of the following freezing points is reasonable for the solution? Assume standard pressure.

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If a certain mass of an ionic solute is added to a
solvent such as water, which of the following
freezing points is reasonable for the solution?
Assume standard pressure.
35°C
O 17°C
113°C
O -25°C

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