Chemistry, asked by agilandon5541, 11 months ago

What is the molarity of pure water at 4 degree celsius?

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Answered by Mybrainly19

Answer:cannot be explained

Explanation:actually molality requires more data and molality is temperature independent.. molality has no relationship with temperature..so if u hv to calculate it u don't need temperature but u need the molarity or weight..

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