Chemistry, asked by sanikabhavsar670, 9 months ago

The normal boiling point of ethyl
acetate is 77.06°c. A solution of
50g of a non-volatile solution 150g
of Ethyl acetate boiling point at
84.27°c Evaluate the molar mass
of solution if kb for ethyl acetate
is 2.77°C kg/mol​

Answers

Answered by vidhishagawand2002
50

Answer:

Explanation:

Δ t = 84.27-77.06

= 7.21

Δt= k m

m= 2.77 * 50/7.21*150

= 59.8 g

=

Answered by AnkitaSahni
6

Given :

Boiling point of ethyl acetate (T_b°) = 77.06°C

Boiling point of the solution (T_b) = 84.27°C

To Find :

Molar mass of the solute

Solution :

We know, elevation of boiling point (ΔT_b) is directly proportional to molal concentration of the solution.

            ΔT_b    ∝   Molality (m)

∴  Elevation of boiling point (ΔT_b) = K_b × Molality (m)

⇒             T_b    -     T_b°                     =  2.77 × \frac{Moles Of Solute}{Weight Of Solvent}

⇒          84.27 -   77.06                  =  2.77 × \frac{50/ Molar Mass}{150}×1000

⇒           7.21                                   =  \frac{923.33}{Molar Mass}

⇒         Molar Mass                        =  128.06 gm

Therefore, the molar mass of the solute is 128.06 gm.

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