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A solution of 0.3 g of benzoic acid in 20 g benzene freeze at 0.317°C below the freezing point of the solvent calculate da degree of association of the acid assuming it to exist in the dimeric state apprant molar mass of the acid kf =5.1 kkg mol-¹.​

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Answered by ahwanpradhan
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Answer:

Answer

Correct option is

A

99.2 %

Given,

W  

B

=2g,K  

f

=4.9KKgmol  

−1

 

W  

A

=25g,ΔT  

f

=1.62K

Now,

ΔT  

f

=K  

f

×  

M  

B

 

W  

B

 

×  

W  

A

 

1000

 

M  

B

=  

1.62×25

4.9×2×1000

=241.98g/mol

2C  

6

H  

5

COOH⇌(C  

6

H  

5

COOH)  

2

 

If x is the degree of association, (1−x) mole of benzoic acid left undissociated & corresponding x/2 as associated moles of C  

6

H  

5

COOH at equilibrium.

∴ Total number of moles of particles at eqm,

⇒1−x+  

2

x

=1−  

2

x

=i

⇒i=  

Abnormalmolecularmass

Normalmolecularmass

 

⇒1−  

2

x

=  

241.98

122

 

⇒  

2

x

=1−  

241.98

122

⇒x=0.992=99.2%

∴ Degree of association of benzene =99.2%

Explanation:

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