There are 2 samples of water labelled as -a- and -b- - a boils at 100 ordm-c and b boils at 102 ordm-c- which sample will not freeze at 0 ordm-c -

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Standard IX

Chemistry

Boiling Point

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there are 2 samples of water labelled as 'a' and 'b' . a boils at 100ºc and b boils at 102ºc. which sample will not freeze at 0ºc ?

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Sample 'b' will freeze at a temperature lower than 0^oc. This is because it is not pure water, it contains some solute in it which causes elevation in boiling point and depression in freezing point

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there are 2 samples of water labelled as 'a' and 'b' . a boils at 100ºc and b boils at 102ºc. which sample will not freeze at 0ºc ?

Sample 'b' will freeze at a temperature lower than 0oc. This is because it is not pure water, it contains some solute in it which causes elevation in boiling point and depression in freezing point

Sample 'b' will freeze at a temperature lower than 0^oc. This is because it is not pure water, it contains some solute in it which causes elevation in boiling point and depression in freezing point