In benzene, dimerization occurs with benzene due to hydrogen bonding. In 110 gof benzene, 1.70 gof acetic acid is dissolved that increases the boiling point by 0.40C . What is the expected degree of association of acetic acid?

In benzene, dimerization occurs with benzene due to hydrogen bonding. In 110 gof benzene, 1.70 gof acetic acid is dissolved that increases the boiling point by 0.40C . What is the expected degree of association of acetic acid?

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benzene, 1.70 gof acetic acid is dissolved that increases the boiling point by 0.40C
. What is the expected degree of association of acetic acid?

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