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Calculate the vapor pressure of a solution containing 9 g of glucose in 162 g of water at 293 k


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Answered by shubhamjoshi033
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The vapor pressure of the solution will be 17.45 mm of Hg

Explanation :

Given,

weight of water = 162 g

=> number of moles of water, n₁ = 162/18 = 19

weight of glucose = 9 gm

=> number of moles of glucose, n₂ = 9/180 = 1/20

we know that vapor pressure of pure water at 293 k, P⁰ = 17.5 mm of Hg

From Raoult's law,

(P⁰-P)/P⁰ = n₂/n₁

=> 1 - P/P⁰ = 1/(20x19)

=> P/P⁰ = 379/380 = 0.99

=> P = 17.5 x 0.99 = 17.45 mm of Hg

Hence the vapor pressure of the solution will be 17.45 mm of Hg

Answered by tharunichinni30
2

Answer:

Explanation:

Given:

Weight of water=165gm

Weight of glucose=9gm

=> no. of moles of water,n1=162/18=19;

no. of moles of glucose,n2=9/180=1/20

We know that vapour pressure of pure water at 294k is

P°=17.5mm of Hg

From raoult's law

(P°-P/P°)=(n1/n2)

=>1-P/P°=1/20×10

=>

P/P°=378/380=0.99

=> P=17.5×0.99=17.45mmof Hg

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