Chemistry, asked by nuwegeorg, 1 year ago

through an experiment 1.35 g of solute Tb were dissolved in 72.3 cm^3 of water and the solution was found to boil at 100.62 degrees Celsius at 1 atm. if the boiling point constant for 100 g of water is 5.2 degrees Celsius, find the molecular formula of the solute Tb.

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Answered by rydhumguptapa772g
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Answer:  

given

W.B = 6.8 g

W.A=100g

Tb=100.11Kb = 0.52kg/mol

MB =    WT x RT

     ---------------------------

        PIE INTO ' v '

MB = KB x WB x 1000               ( for ' g ' changing into kg )

     --------------------------------

          ATB x WA

    = 6.8 x 0.58 x 1000

      ------------------------------------

    100.11 x 100

100 con cut by 1000 and form 10

Wb = n = 6.8

        v = 100g = 0.1 Liter

      R = 0.0822  atm/ k mol

       T = 208 K

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