Part A: Boiling Point Elevation Note: for water is kb = 0.51 °C kg/mole 1. Determination of boiling point of pure water Pure Water Trial Time (s) 0 20 s 30 40 50 60 2 min Temperature (°C) Boiling Point: 22.5 58 68 80 89 96 99.5 °C

Part A: Boiling Point Elevation Note: for water is kb = 0.51 °C kg/mole 1. Determination of boiling point of pure water Pure Water Trial Time (s) 0 20 s 30 40 50 60 2 min Temperature (°C) Boiling Point: 22.5 58 68 80 89 96 99.5 °C

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Part A: Boiling Point Elevation
Note: for water is kb = 0.51 °C kg/mole
1. Determination of boiling point of pure water
Pure Water Trial
Time (s)
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20 s
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60
2 min
Boiling Point:
Temperature (°C)
22.5
58
68
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89
96
99.5
°C

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