Depression in freezing point, Chemistry

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Depression in freezing point - Physical methods for Non-volatile substances

Mol. Mass = (1000 Kf * w) /W* ΔT

Where, Kf stands for Molal depression constant of the solvent,

w stands for Mass of the compound, W=Mass of the solvent

ΔT stands for Depression in freezing point of the solvent (determined experimentally)


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