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ΔT(c)=S⋅log (c/ci) Working just as predicted.
That's good because it is only a guide for general behavior patterns. Raoult's law is an idealized model and will give you results that are reasonably accurate. In practice, however, since what is computed is a temperature change, you necessarily need to know the temperature of the solvent that is diluting the solution as well ... and you'll notice that that's not one of the variables.

Oh, and you loaded your graph as a URL instead of as an image. That's OK because it's wrong in many ways. Only a scientifically illiterate moron would think it's legitimate. You were probably fooled by the data source somehow being multiple government organizations, none of which track this data. Too funny.


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