What happens when a non-volatile solute is dissolved in water?
- AIncreases the vapour pressure of water
- BDecreases the boiling point of water
- CDecreases the freezing point of water
- DAll of the above
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| $A$. Beckmann method | $1$. Osmotic pressure |
| $B$. Ostwald-Walker method | $2$. Elevation in $B$.$P$. |
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