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Calculate molal elevation constant for a solution containing 1.5 g solute dissolved in 250g g solvent,having elevation of boiling point 0.01. [ molecular wt. = 60]

A

0.1

B

0.01

C

0.5

D

0.005

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`K_(b) = (Delta T_(b) M_(B)W_(A))/( WB xx1000) =(10^(-2) xx 60xx 250)/( 1.5 xx 10^(3))=0.1 `
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