Introductory Chemistry (5th Edition)

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ISBN 10: 032191029X
ISBN 13: 978-0-32191-029-5

Chapter 13 - Solutions - Exercises - Problems - Page 482: 101

Answer

a. -1.58°C. b. -2.69°C. c. -8.9°C. d. -4.4°C.

Work Step by Step

We know $\Delta$t = (molality x R ) R= 1.86 C kg/mol a. Given molality =0.85 M $\Delta$t= (0.85 M x 1.86 C kg/mol)= 1.58°C So, freezing point of water = 0-1.58 C= -1.58°Celsius. b. Given molality =1.45 M $\Delta$t= (1.45 M x 1.86 C kg/mol)= 2.69°C So, freezing point of water = 0-2.69 C= -2.69°Celsius. c. Given molality =4.8 M $\Delta$t= (4.8 M x 1.86 C kg/mol)= 8.9°C So, freezing point of water = 0-8.9 C= -8.9°Celsius. d. Given molality =2.35 M $\Delta$t= (2.35 M x 1.86 C kg/mol)= 4.4°C So, freezing point of water = 0-4.4 C= -4.4°Celsius.
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