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Given that Kb = 2.53 ˚C/m for benzene, which mass of acetone must be dissolved in...

Given that Kb = 2.53 ˚C/m for benzene, which mass of acetone must be dissolved in 200 g of benzene to raise the boiling point of benzene by 3.00 ˚C?

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