Using the figure, Identify the normal boiling point of the pure solvent. 1 atm liquid phase sofd phase vapor pressure of solution gas phase finormal f.p. ATb normal b.p. temperature O Point 1 Stenher O Point 2 O Point 3 O Point 4 O Point 5 pressure lowered f.p. reezing Itnes of solid solve raised b.p.

Using the figure, Identify the normal boiling point of the pure solvent. 1 atm liquid phase sofd phase vapor pressure of solution gas phase finormal f.p. ATb normal b.p. temperature O Point 1 Stenher O Point 2 O Point 3 O Point 4 O Point 5 pressure lowered f.p. reezing Itnes of solid solve raised b.p.

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Using the figure, Identify the normal boiling point of the pure solvent.
1 atm
liquid
phase
sofd
phase
vapor pressure of solution
gas
phase
finormal f.p.
ATb
normal b.p.
temperature
O Point 1
Stenher
O Point 2
O Point 3
O Point 4
O Point 5
pressure
lowered f.p.
reezing Itnes of solid solve
raised b.p.

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