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46. How much ice will separate if a solution containing 25 gms of ethylene glycol in 100 gms of H2O freezing point of solution = -10 degree k.f for H2O = 1.86

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- {9.3}^{o} C

[K_{f}

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^{- 1}]

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50 c m^{3}

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- 34^{o} C

. Assuming dilute solution, the density of solution is:

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