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The elevation in boiling point for 13.44 g of `CuCl_(2)` dissolved in 1 kg of water as solvent will be `(K_(b) = -0.52 K m^(-1), "molar mass of" CuCl_(2) = 134.4 g mol^(-1))`

A

0.16

B

0.05

C

0.1

D

0.2

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`DeltaT_(b)=im K_(b)=3xx13.44/134.4xx0.52=0.156xx0.16`
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