Question #142036
270 g of glucose is added to 1 kg of water. The boiling point of this solution is
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Expert's answer
2020-11-04T14:19:28-0500

mass of glucose = 270g

mass of water = 1kg


no. of moles of glucose =270180=1.5 mol\begin{aligned} \dfrac{270}{180} = 1.5\ mol \end{aligned}


molality of glucose(m) = 1.5mol1kg1kg=1.5mol/kg\dfrac{1.5mol}{\frac{1kg}{1kg}} = 1.5mol/kg


From, elevation in boiling point Tb=ikbmT_b = ik_bm

where kb=0.512 K.kg/molk_b = 0.512\ K.kg/mol

and i (Vant Hoff's factor) = 1, since glucose is covalent


Tb=1×0.512×1.5\therefore T_b =1× 0.512 ×1.5

Tb=0.768KT_b = 0.768K


\therefore The boiling point of the solution = 100 + 0.768 = 100.768°C


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