Which colligative property is employed when coolant is added to a car's radiator to keep it from overheating? A)boiling point elevation B)vapor-pressure lowering C)freezing-point depression

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Which colligative property is employed when coolant is added to a car's radiator to keep it from overheating?

A)boiling point elevation
B)vapor-pressure lowering
C)freezing-point depression

Chemistry
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boiling-point elevation

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boiling-point elevation

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Which colligative property is employed when coolant is added to a car's radiator to-example-1

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