Calculate the mass of non volatile solute which should be dissolved in hundred and 14 gram of h2o octane to reduce its vapour pressure to 80%
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Let mass of non - volatile , non - electrolyte solute is w.
molar mass of solute , m = 40 g/mol [you forgot to type molar mass of solute i.e., 40g/mol]
mass of solvent , W= mass of octane (C8H18)
= 114g
molar mass of solvent , M = 114g/mol
first of all, find mole fraction of solute ;
e.g., mole fraction of solute = mole of solute/(mole of solute + mole of solvent )
= {w/40}/{w/40 + 114/114}
= w/(w + 40)
from lovering of vapor pressure,
∆P/P = mole fraction of solute
a/c to question, vapor pressure reduced to 80%
so, ∆P/P = (P - 0.80P)/P = 0.20
now, 0.2 = w/(w + 40)
or, 1/5 = w/(w + 40)
or, w + 40 = 5w
or, 4w = 40
or, w = 10g
hence, mass of solute is 10g
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