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Antifreeze are the substances which

A

Stop freezing

B

Decreases freezing point

C

Increases freezing point

D

Melt the ice

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Understanding Antifreeze:** - Antifreeze agents are substances that are added to a solvent (usually water) to lower its freezing point. This prevents the solvent from freezing under low-temperature conditions. 2. **Identifying the Options:** - The question provides four options regarding the function of antifreeze agents: - Option A: Stop freezing - Option B: Decrease the freezing point - Option C: Increase freezing point - Option D: Melt the ice 3. **Analyzing Each Option:** - **Option A (Stop freezing):** This is not entirely accurate as antifreeze does not stop freezing; it lowers the temperature at which freezing occurs. - **Option B (Decrease the freezing point):** This is correct. Antifreeze agents work by lowering the freezing point of the solvent. - **Option C (Increase freezing point):** This is incorrect as antifreeze agents do not increase the freezing point. - **Option D (Melt the ice):** This is also not correct as antifreeze does not melt ice; it prevents the formation of ice by lowering the freezing point. 4. **Conclusion:** - Based on the analysis, the correct answer is **Option B: Decrease the freezing point**. 5. **Application of Antifreeze:** - Antifreeze is commonly used in car radiators to ensure that the coolant does not freeze in cold temperatures, allowing the engine to operate efficiently. **Final Answer:** Antifreeze agents are substances that **decrease the freezing point** of a solvent (Option B). ---
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