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Benzophenone has a normal freezing point of +48.1 oC, with freezing point depression constant Kfpt = − 9.78 oC/m. A 0.1500 molal solution of ionizing salt had a freezing point of +44.0 oC. What is the van't Hoff (ion dissociation) constant i for this salt? (i. e., the average number of ions produced in the solution.) Report 3 significant digits.

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