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The phase diagrams for the pure solvent ...

The phase diagrams for the pure solvent (solid lines) and the solution (non-volatile solute, dashed line) are recorded below
The quantity indicated by 'L' in the figure is

A

`Delta p`

B

`Delta T_(f)`

C

`K_(b).m`

D

`K_(f.m)`

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