Which solution has the higher boiling point, 0.500 M glucose or 0.300 M KCl?

the KCl has 2 particles in solution so effectively the solution is 0.60 M and boils higher than the 0.5 M glucose.

0.300 M KCl has a higher boiling point than 0.500 M glucose.

0.300 M KCl contains 0.600 M of ions (0.300 M K⁺ ions and 0.300 M Cl⁻), while 0.500 M glucose molecules. 0.300 M KCl contains a higher concentration of solute particles.

The more concentrated of the solute particles, the higher the raise in boiling point is.

I would think the .5M solution just because of more molecules