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FeCl2 vs KCl and Empirical Formula
Explain why a 1m solution of the compound FeCl2 in water has a lower freezing temperature than a 1m solution of KCl in water and what is the empirical formula of a compound that is 21.96% S (sulfur) and 78.04% F by weight?
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