Say you are preforming a freezing point depression test to determine the molality of a mixture. The pure solvent has a freezing point of 5.32 °C. When you add the solute the freezing point is 3.16 °C. The cryoscopic constant is given as 4.232 °C/m. How many significant figures should you report for your final answer? O 4 O 5 O 2 O 3

Say you are preforming a freezing point depression test to determine the molality of a mixture. The pure solvent has a freezing point of 5.32 °C. When you add the solute the freezing point is 3.16 °C. The cryoscopic constant is given as 4.232 °C/m. How many significant figures should you report for your final answer? O 4 O 5 O 2 O 3

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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