Chemistry, asked by nancy02, 1 year ago

somebody please answer the 2nd question

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Answered by siril
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2) First let us find out which of X and Y will have more number of moles.


Number of moles = given mass/molar mass


Given mass is the same in both the cases, but the molar mass is different.

As Y has a lower molar mass, the number of moles of Y is greater.


Now, molality = number of moles/mass of solvent


here, mass of solvent is the same in both the cases, while the number of moles is greater in case of Y;

Hence Y has a greater value of molality.


Elevation in boiling point = Kb x m


Here, Kb is called as Ebullioscopic constant, which is same in both cases.

But Molality is higher in case of Y;

Thus Y will have a higher elevation in boiling point


Hope it helps


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