Question #105624
A 7.85g sample of a cpd with the empirical formula C5H4 is dissolved in 301g of benzene.. The freezing point of the solution is 1.05'C below that of pure benzene. What are the molar mass n molecular formula of this cpd??
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Expert's answer
2020-03-18T12:54:45-0400

According to Raul’s law for solutions of non-electrolytes:


ΔTfr=iKm\Delta T_{fr} = iKmi=1i = 1Kbenzen=5.12K_{benzen} = 5.12

m=ΔTfrK=1.055.12=0.205mol/kgm = {\Delta T_{fr} \over K} = {1.05 \over 5.12} = 0.205mol/kg

nsample=mmbenzene=0.205mol/kg0.301kg=0.062moln_{sample} = m*m_{benzene} = 0.205mol/kg*0.301kg = 0.062mol

Msample=msample/nsample=7.85g/0.062mol=126.6g/molM_{sample} = m_{sample}/n_{sample} = 7.85g/0.062mol = 126.6g/mol

Molecular formula C10H8 (probably it's naphthalene)


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