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A liquid typically boils at 200 °C. If a soluble salt is added to the liquid, its new boiling point will be: A) Greater than 200 °C B) Less than 200 °C C) 200 °C D) Not enough info
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A liquid typically boils at 200 °C. If a soluble salt is added to the liquid, its new boiling point will be:

A) Greater than 200 °C
B) Less than 200 °C
C) 200 °C
D) Not enough info

User Jakub Hampl
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The answer is A
When a impurity is introduced to a pure substance, its melting point falls and boiling point rises. Therefore the new pointing point is greater than 200
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