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Which of the following sets of conditions best describes a solution of potassium iodide as compared to pure water?

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Vapor pressure- higher, Freezing point-higher, Boiling point-higher
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Vapor pressure- higher, Freezing point-higher, Boiling point-lower
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Vapor pressure- higher, Freezing point-lower, Boiling point-lower
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Vapor pressure- lower, Freezing point-lower, Boiling point-higher
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Vapor pressure- lower, Freezing point-higher, Boiling point-higher
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Solution

The correct option is D Vapor pressure- lower, Freezing point-lower, Boiling point-higher
With the addition of salt ( potassium iodide) the vapour pressure of solution decreases because of non-volatile solute and depressing in freezing point and elevation is boiling point also takes place.

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