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Which of the following solutions will have the lowest freezing point?

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The answer to this question would be b.

3 things affect the freezing point of water, a constant(Kf), molality(b) and a number of dissolved particles (i).

Kf is a constant so that has the same effect. Because you have 1 mole of everything, molality is also constant.

so the only thing you gotta look after is the number of the dissolved particles which which iron III chloride has the highest

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