CBSE BOARD XII, asked by socalledharsh, 11 months ago

Will depression in freezing point be same or different if 0.1mole of sugar or 0.1 mole of glucose is dissolve in one litre of water. ​

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Answered by aqibkincsem
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Answer:

So, here is the solution to the question.  

⧍T ∝ molality

molality=mole solute/weight solvent

weight of solvent=density*volume=1000*1 kg

⧍T ∝ moles

moles =given mass(m)/molecular mass(M)=0.1/M

M of sugar(sucrose)=342

M of glucose=180

⧍T∝1/M

⧍T(sugar)/⧍T(glucose)=[1/M(sugar)]/[1/M(glucose)]=180/342<1

So, in this case therefore,

⧍T(sugar)/⧍T(glucose)<1

⧍T(sugar)<⧍T(glucose)

Hence, it is proved that the depression in freezing point in glucose will be more and will be not same. It will be less in sugar.  

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