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Depression in Freezing Point

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State True or False.
For the same solution, the elevation in boiling point has higher values than depression in freezing point .

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The correct option is B False
For the same solution the elevation in boiling point has lower values than depression in freezing point as the value of $K_{b}$ for a given solvent is lower than the value of $K_{f}$ for the same solvent.

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