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Question: The molecular mass of a solute in a solution can be calculated from the ebulliioscopic (elevation in B.P.) method using the expression


1) $m=\frac{100\times {{K}_{1000}}\times weight\,of\,solute}{\Delta T\times weight\,of\,solvent}$
2) $m=\frac{1000\times {{K}_{1000}}\times weight\,of\,solute}{\Delta T\times weight\,of\,solvent}$
3) $m=\frac{1000\times {{K}_{1000}}\times weight\,of\,solvent}{\Delta T\times weight\,of\,solvent}$
4) $m=\frac{\Delta T\times weight\,of\,solvent}{1000\times {{K}_{1000}}\times weight\,of\,solute}$
Solution: Explanation: No Explanation
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