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Miximum depression in freezing point is caused by

A

potassium chloride

B

sodium sulphate

C

magnesium sulphate

D

magnesium carbonate

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The correct Answer is:
B
`Na_(2)SO_(4)` produces miximum number of particles .
`Na_(2)SO_(4)hArrunderset("3 particles")underbrace(2Na^(+)+So_(4)^(2-))`
Thus, it causes miximum depression in freezing point.
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