∆Tb = 1000×Kb×w/W×m
W is mass of solvent, w is mass of solute ,m is molecular mass of solute.
∆Tb =(Tf-100) =1000×0.512×1/4.450×62
Tf-100 = 1.98
Tf = 100+1.98 =101.98℃
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