Chemistry, asked by namanshab6680, 1 year ago

Can I freeze water at 100 °C if I add 28 grams NaCl in 100 grams water?

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Answered by akashdipdas69

Yes, you can freeze water at 100℃ but for that some saturation and unsaturation process needed. 100 grams of water with 26.9 grams of NaCl and 150 grams of water you have to saturate at that temperature.

Answered by afrujaKawsar48

yes you can freeze water at 100degree Celsius

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