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Consider equimolal aqueous solutions of `NaHSO_(4)` and NaCl with `DeltaT_(b)` and `DeltaT'_(b)` as their respective boiling point elevation . The value of `underset(m to1)("lim") (DeltaT_(b))/(DeltaT'_(b))` will be :

A

1

B

1.5

C

3.5

D

`2/3`

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B
As m`to` 0, `NaHSO_4` will generate three particles while NaCl will generate only two particles.
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