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For [CrCl(3).xNH(3)], elevation in boili...

For `[CrCl_(3).xNH_(3)]`, elevation in boiling point of the one molal solution is triple of one molal aqueous solution of urea. Assuming 100% ionisation of complex molecule, calculate the value of x.

A

Diamminechloride (aminomethane) platinum (II) bromide

B

Diammine (methanamine) chloridoplatinum(II) bromide

C

Diamminechlorido(methanamine) platinum(II) bromide

D

Bisammine (methanamine) chloridoplatinum (II) bromide

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