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What is the formula for calculating the molal boiling point elevation constant (Kb)?
A. Kb = (R × M1 × Tb² × 1000) / ΔvapH
B. Kb = (R × M1 × Tf² × 1000) / ΔfusH
C. Kb = (R × M2 × Tb² × 1000) / ΔvapH
D. Kb = (R × M1 × Tb × 1000) / ΔfusH
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