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8. What is the boiling point elevation (AT) of a solution containing 255 grams of non- electrolyte sucrose (molar mass-342 g/mole) in 812 g of water (Ko(water) = 0.520 °C/m)?​
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8. What is the boiling point elevation (AT) of a solution containing 255 grams of non- electrolyte sucrose (molar mass-342 g/mole) in 812 g of water (Ko(water) = 0.520 °C/m)?​

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Anywhere from 70-75 cause I’m not sure but I think 73
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