An aqueous solution freezes at -2.55 c whatvis its boiling point
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Freezing point of an aqueous solutionis (-0.186)°C. Freezing point of an aqueous solution is (-0.186)°C. Elevation of boiling point of the samesolution is Kb = 0.512 °C, Kf = 1.86 °C, find the increase in boiling point.
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● Answer-
Tb' = 100.7019 °C
● Explaination -
# Given-
Tf' = -2.55 °C
# Solution-
Depression in freezing point -
∆Tf = 0 -(-2.55) = 2.55 °C
Boiling point elevation is calculated by -
∆Tb = ∆Tf × Kb / Kf
∆Tb = 2.55 × 0.512 / 1.86
∆Tb = 0.7019 °C
Thus, boiling point is -
Tb' = Tb + ∆Tb
Tb' = 100 + 0.7019
Tb' = 100.7019 °C
Therefore, boiling point of the solution is 100.7019 °C.
Hope it helps...
● Answer-
Tb' = 100.7019 °C
● Explaination -
# Given-
Tf' = -2.55 °C
# Solution-
Depression in freezing point -
∆Tf = 0 -(-2.55) = 2.55 °C
Boiling point elevation is calculated by -
∆Tb = ∆Tf × Kb / Kf
∆Tb = 2.55 × 0.512 / 1.86
∆Tb = 0.7019 °C
Thus, boiling point is -
Tb' = Tb + ∆Tb
Tb' = 100 + 0.7019
Tb' = 100.7019 °C
Therefore, boiling point of the solution is 100.7019 °C.
Hope it helps...
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