3) The chemical formula for ethylene glycol (antifreeze) is C2H6O2 and Isopropyle alcohol is C3H7OH. Calculate the new boining and freezing oints for 1000.0 g of aqueous solution (total volume), that is 30.0% solute (the antifreeze and the alcohol are the solutes). You will calculate the boiling and freezing points for BOTH ethylene glycol and Isopropyl alcohol in water. That means you will have four answers to this question.

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3)	The chemical formula for ethylene glycol (antifreeze) is C2H6O2 and Isopropyle alcohol is C3H7OH.  Calculate the new boining and freezing oints for 1000.0 g of aqueous solution (total volume), that is 30.0% solute (the antifreeze and the alcohol are the solutes).  You will calculate the  boiling and freezing points for BOTH ethylene glycol and Isopropyl alcohol in water.  That means you will have four answers to this question.

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Boiling Point of Ethylene Glycol: 100.7°C Boiling Point of Isopropyl Alcohol: 82.5°C Freezing Point of Ethylene Glycol: -13.3°C Freezing Point of Isopropyl Alcohol: -89.5°C