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if the freezing point of the solution is recorded 0.2 degrees C lower than the actual freezing point, will the molar mass determination for the unknown solid be too high or too low?
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Scott
it will appear that there are more moles of solute than are actually present

you will be dividing the mass of added solute by too large a number
... this will result in the molar mass being too low
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