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An absent-minded chemist pours 575 g of a liquid solute into 1.00 L of water, then leaves for lunch. When he returns, he cannot remember if the liquid was methanol, CH3OH; ethanol, C2H5OH; or butanol, C4H9OH. If the solution boils at 106.40°C, which solute did he add?

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