Question 57List the solutions below in order of increasing boiling point (lowest to highest). For example,you would list "W X Y Z" if you thought they were already in order.XY0.200 m0.100 mCH3OH CH3OHHint: You aren't looking at delta T but instead Tf.These are solutions made of mostly water.W0.050 mCH3OHZ0.150 mCH3OHA/

Given,The solutions are:W 0.050 m of CH3OHX 0.200 m of CH3OHY 0..100 m of CH3OHZ 0.150…

Question 5 List the solutions below in order of increasing boiling point (lowest to highest). For example, you would list "W X Y Z" if you thought they were already in order. Y 0.100 m CH3OH Hint: You aren't looking at delta T but instead Tf. These are solutions made of mostly water. W 0.050 m CH3OH X 0.200 m CH3OH Z 0.150 m CH3OH

Question 5 List the solutions below in order of increasing boiling point (lowest to highest). For example, you would list "W X Y Z" if you thought they were already in order. Y 0.100 m CH3OH Hint: You aren't looking at delta T but instead Tf. These are solutions made of mostly water. W 0.050 m CH3OH X 0.200 m CH3OH Z 0.150 m CH3OH

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