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Ejercicios Ascenso Ebulloscopico: 1- Calcula el ascenso ebulloscópico de un sc acuosa de sacarosa de concentración 0,22 m. sabiendo que Ke para el agua es 0,51ºC/m.

2- Calcular la temperatura de ebullición de una solución acuosa 0,3m Teb agua a presión normal: 100ºC y Ke: 0,51ºC/mol.

3- Calcular el ascenso ebulloscópico de una solución de ClNa 0,44m, sabiendo que Ke:0,52ºC/mol.

4- En 500 ml de agua se disuelven 20 g de cloruro de potasio. Calcular la temperatura de ebullición de la solución

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