part B
dT = Kf x m, where d = delta (change), Kf is the freezing point
depression constant, and m = molality.
[0-(-2.35)]oC = 1.86 oC/m x m
m = 2.35 oC / 1.86 oC/m = 1.263 molal
part C
dT = Kb x m, where d = delta (change), Kb is the boiling point
elevation constant, and m = molality.
[102.56-100.00] oC = 0.512 oC/m x m
m = 2.56 oC / 0.512 C/m = 5.00 molal
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