Explain why potassium chloride solution freezes at lower temperature than water
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❤.Potassium chloride or NaCl has low freezing point because of the colligative property which states that when a solute such as NaCl is added to solvent such as water then according to colligative property there is an elevation in boiling point and a lowering in freezing point
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It has low freezing point because of colligative property which states that when a solute such as KCl to solvent such as water there as an elevation in boiling point and lowering in freezing point
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