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[" 18.Ratio of "(Delta T_(b))/(Delta K_(b))" of "6%AB_(2)" and "9%A_(2)B(AB_(2)" and "A_(2)B],[" both are non-electrolytes) is "1mol/kg" in both cases."],[" Hence,atomic masses of "A" and "B" are respectively "],[[" (a) "60,90," (b) "40,40(c)40,10," (d) "10,40]]

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