Posted by Tanya on Sunday, January 18, 2009 at 7:47pm.
Use the freezing point depression
-23.3=molessolute/10kgwater * -.52
calculate the moles of solute (tehylene glycol) and convert that to mass.
A small correction here to correct a typo. The -.52 should be -1.86.
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