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Equimolar solutions in the same solvent have

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  1. ASame boiling point but different freezing point
  2. BSame freezing point but different boiling point
  3. CSame boiling and same freezing points
  4. DDifferent boiling and different freezing points

Correct answer

C. Same boiling and same freezing points

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