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If increase in boiling point of 1 molal glucose solution is 2K increase in freezing point of 2 molal glucose solution is also 2K. Then state the relationship of `K_(b)` and `K_(f)`.

A

`K_(b)=1.5 K_(f)`

B

`K_(b)=0.5 K_(f)`

C

`K_(b)=2K_(f)`

D

`K_(b)=K_(f)`

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The correct Answer is:
C

`(Delta T_(b))/(Delta T_(f))=(i xx m xx K_(b))/(i xx m xx K_(f))`
`therefore (2)/(2)=(1xx1xx K_(b))/(1xx2xx K_(f))`
`therefore K_(b)=2K_(f)`
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