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The diol, ethylene glycol, is used extensively as an antifreeze additive in automobile radiators. What properties of ethylene glycol make it a good antifreeze?

▸ Ethylene glycol coats the radiator to prevent crystallization of ice at low temperatures.

▸ Ethylene glycol has a higher boiling point than water and is soluble in water.

▸ Ethylene glycol has a lower boiling point than water and is soluble in water.

▸ Ethylene glycol forms a film on the surface of the water to prevent ice formation in the radiator.

▸ Ethylene glycol will remain in the radiator after the water evaporates. This prevents freezing in cold climates.

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