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Two solutions are boiled. The first is 1 mol of a sodium chloride(NaCl) solution forming two ions. The second one is 1 mol of calcium chloride (CaCl2) solution forming three ions. How will the boiling points of the two solutions compare?Explain your answer.

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it will be different according to how each of them is easily warmed up when using thermal energy. Water heats at 100 celsius and all the other solutions have slightly different boiling points

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