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If 1.25 m sucrose solution has AT of 2.32°C,
what will be the expected value of AT, for
1.25m CaCl, solution?​

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ΔT = 6.96°C

Given:

1.25 m sucrose solution has ΔT of 2.32°C.

To find:

Expected value of ΔT, for 1.25m CaCl_{2}, solution.

Solution:

Sucrose is nonelectrolyte, therefore it has i = 1.

But for CaCl_{2}:

CaCl_{2}Ca^{2+} + 2Cl^{-}, the value of i = 3.

So,

ΔT = i x 2.32

=> 3 x 2.32

=> 6.96°C

Hence, ΔT = 6.96°C

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