Question #119142

If you had 0.956 moles of a nonelectrolyte solute in 345 grams of water. What is the new freezing point? (The Kf of water is 1.86 °C/m )

Expert's answer

Formula used in calculating freezing point is

ΔTf=iKfm\Delta Tf=iKfm

Molarity of the solution

M=mvM=\dfrac{m}{v}


no.of moles m = 0.956

volume of water = 0.345 kg

M=0.9560.345M=\dfrac{0.956}{0.345} =2.77


Kf = 1.86


Therefore;

ΔTf=1.862.77\Delta Tf=1.86*2.77 =5.15


The freezing point is 5.150 C



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