Question #188934

A solution prepared from 0.3 g of an unknown nonvolatile solute and 30 g CCI, has a boiling point of 0.392 °C higher than that pure CCl. What is the molecular weight of the solute?


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2021-05-04T14:15:59-0400


Answer:-


(We know that molal boiling point elevation constant of ccl4 is 5.02 oC/m)


Solute = 0.3g

Solvent= 30 g

Δtb=0.392 oCΔtb=kb×m\Delta t_b=0.392 \ ^oC \\ \Delta t_b=k_b×m \\

=kb×wsolutemsolute×(wsolvent1000)kg=k_b×{w_{solute}\over m_{solute}×({w_{solvent}\over1000})kg}

0.392=5.02×0.3×1000Mb×300.392=5.02×{0.3×1000\over M_b×30 }


Mb=128.06g answer\boxed{M_b=128.06 g} \ answer



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