Chemistry, asked by pattnaikekata, 20 days ago

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Answered by soumileechakraborty
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Given,

k_{b} of the water: 0.52 K kg mol^{-1}

Amount of glucose: 18g

Pressure: 1.013 bar

Water mixed: 1kg

To Find,

The temperature at which the water will boil.

Solution,

ΔT = K_{b} × ( W_{B}× 1000)__

                  ________

                  ( m_{B}×W_{A})

ΔT = 0.52 × (18 × 1000)/ (180 × 1000)

T - T_{0} =  0.052

T = 0.052 + 373

T = 373.052 K

T is the temperature that is required to be found.

The boiling point of pure water is 373K.

By cross multiplying we can solve it with terms to T and find the temperature in kelvin unit.

Hence, the temperature at which the water will boil after the glucose is mixed is at 373. 052k.

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