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At certain Hill-station pure water boils at `99.725^(@)C`. If `K_(b)` for water is `0.513^(@)C kg mol^(-1)`, the boiling point of `0.69m` solution of urea will be:

A

`100.079^(@)C`

B

`103^(@)C`

C

`100.359^(@)C`

D

un predictable

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The correct Answer is:
A
`DeltaT_(b) = 0.513 xx 0.69`
`T_("final") - 99.725 = 0.35397`
`T_("final") = 100.079`
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