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How does adding a solute to a pure solvent change the freezing point? Does it increase...

How does adding a solute to a pure solvent change the freezing point? Does it increase or decrease and why does it do this? Is the change in the freezing point of the solution related to the concentration of the solute (in molality)? What are some applications of this concept and how can they be explained?

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