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Chemistry, 17.04.2020 18:35 madisonlee14

Why does NaCl have a less of an affect on colligative properties (like boiling point) than
MgCl2?
O It only forms less ions than MgCl2
O It only forms more ions than MgCl2
O It's nonpolar
It's barely soluble in water

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