The freezing points of three solutions of glucose in water are shown below. Arrange the solutions in order of decreasing molal concentration. A. -1.45 °C B.-5.96°C C.-3.04 °C Rank from highest to lowest molal concentration. To rank items as equivalent, overlap them.

The freezing points of three solutions of glucose in water are shown below. Arrange the solutions in order of decreasing molal concentration. A. -1.45 °C B.-5.96°C C.-3.04 °C Rank from highest to lowest molal concentration. To rank items as equivalent, overlap them.

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