A solution of urea in h2o has a boiling point of 100.18 c calculate the freezing point of solution
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Actual Boiling pt. = 100℃
Given boiling pt. = 100.18℃
Now we need to find error
Error = measured boiling pt. - Actual boiling pt.
Error = 100.18 - 100= 0.18
So freezing point is given by
Error = measured freezing pt. - Actual freezing pt.
0.18 = measured freezing pt. - 0
So freezing point would be 0.18℃.
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Given boiling pt. = 100.18℃
Now we need to find error
Error = measured boiling pt. - Actual boiling pt.
Error = 100.18 - 100= 0.18
So freezing point is given by
Error = measured freezing pt. - Actual freezing pt.
0.18 = measured freezing pt. - 0
So freezing point would be 0.18℃.
Thanks
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