What is the boiling point of a 0.743 m aqueous solution of KCl?

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anor277
Mar 28, 2018

Well, what is the "molal boiling point elevation constant" of water?

Explanation:

I don't know offhand, but it would have been supplied with the question.

And note that the "molal boiling point elevation constant" relates to the number of particles in solution...a 0.743*mol*kg^-1 solution is 1.486*mol*kg^-1 with respect to sodium ions, AND chloride ions....i.e. sodium chloride speciates in aqueous solution.

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