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the following aqueous solution in the correct order of decreasing freezing point​

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Answered by Anonymous
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\large{\boxed{\bf \blue{\triangle T_f=K_fim}}}

Here ,

i = Van't Hoff Factor

m = Molality

{\sf K_f} = constant

We can see that ⎯

\large{\boxed{\bf \blue{\triangle T_f\:\:\:\alpha\:\:\:i} }}

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{\sf \red{Na_2SO_4→2Na^+ + SO_4^{-2}}}

No. of ions in this reaction is = 3

i = 3

{\sf \red{BaCl_2→Ba^{+2}+2Cl^-}}

No. of ions in this reaction is = 3

i = 3

{\sf\red{ KCl→K^+ + Cl^-}}

No. of ions in this reaction is = 2

i = 2

Thus , {\sf \blue{Na_2SO_5\:and\:BaCl_2}} exhibit largest freezing depression due to the highest value of i .

Therefore Correct Decreasing Order will be ➝

Option (4)

{\sf \red{0.1M\:Na_2SO_4\:,0.2M\:BaCl_2\:,0.2M\:KCl} }

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