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If molarity of the dilute solutions is doubled ,the value of molal depression constant`(K_(f))`will be:

A

Unchanged

B

Doubled

C

Halved

D

Tripled

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If molality of a dilute solution is doubled , the value of molar depression constant `(K_(f))` will be unchanged because the value of molal depression constant will depend only on number of solute and solvent particle , as it is colligative property .
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  • IF molality of the dilute solution is doubled the value of molal depression constant (K_(f)) will be ______.

    A
    halved
    B
    tripled
    C
    unchanged
    D
    doubled
  • If molality of the dilute solution is doubled, the value of molal depression constant (K_f) will be

    A
    halved
    B
    tripled
    C
    unchanged
    D
    doubled.
  • If molality of the dilute solution is doubled, the value of the molal depression constant (K_(f)) will be

    A
    doubled
    B
    halved
    C
    tripled
    D
    unchanged
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