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What happens to the freezing temperature of a solvent when a solute is dissolved into it? a It is unaffected. b It increases Clt decreases. d It either increases or decreases
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What happens to the freezing temperature of a solvent when a

solute is dissolved into it?
a It is unaffected.
b It increases
Clt decreases.
d It either increases or decreases

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Answer:it decreases

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