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The relative decrease in `VP` of an aqueous glucose dilute solution is found to be `0.018`. Hence, the elevation in boiling point is (it is given `1 molal` aqueous urea solution boils at `100.54^@)C` at `1 atm` pressure)

A

`0.018^(@)C`

B

`0.18^(@)`

C

`0.54^(@)`

D

`0.03^(@)`

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`x_(B)=(DeltaP)/(p_(A)^(@))=0.018" " , " " DeltaT_(b)=K_(b).mimplies0.54=K_(b)xx1impliesK_(b)=0.54`
`m=(chi_(B))/(1-chi_(B))xx1000/(M_(A)) " "m=0.018/0.982xx1000/18impliesDeltaT_(b)=K_(b)xxm=0.54^(@)C`
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