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A small container of water boils at 100°C. The boiling point increases by 1°C for every 12 g of salt dissolved in the water. Determine the new boiling point of the water after 48 g of salt is dissolved
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A small container of water boils at 100°C. The boiling point increases by 1°C for every 12 g of salt dissolved in the water. Determine the new boiling point of the water after 48 g of salt is dissolved into it

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48/12=4 100-4=96 New boiling point is 96
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