ChemistryQuestion 7Which of the following solutes, would provide a solution with the lowest decrease of freezing point?O 0.1 m KCI0.05 m Fe (SO4)© 022mHCOOHO 0.20 m NH₂NO,O 0.1 m CaCl₂Question 8The molar mass of a solid sugar as determined by freezing-point depression calculated to be 15% higher than the accepted value.Which of the following a student should not include in the justification of the error in the Discussion section?O Some solid was left on the weighing paper.O More than the recorded amount of solvent was added into the solutionO Some solute was spilled on the lab bench.O The solid is a weak electrolyte, so it slightly dissociates

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Question 7 Which of the following solutes, would provide a solution with the lowest decrease of freezing point? 0.1 m KCI 0.05 m Fe (504) 9 022mHCOOH O 0.20 m NH₂NO, O 0.1 m CaCl₂ O

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