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Define the Ebullioscopic constant

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Ebullioscopic constnat `k _(b)` is equal to the elevation in boiling point for 1 mole solution.
`k _(b) = (RT _(b0 ^(2)M _("solvent"))/(Deleta H_("vaponsation"))`
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