How does the type of solute affect the freezing point depression?

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anor277
Jul 3, 2017

Freezing point depression is a so-called colligative property....

Explanation:

And it depends on the number of species in solution. And thus a solution made from a solute #MX# that IONIZES in solution to give 2 discrete ions in solution, #M^+# and #X^-#, will give rise to a colligative property TWICE that of a molecular solute.

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