let molar mass of unknown compound = M g / mole.
mole of unknown compound (15.2 / M) mole.
molality = (15.2 / M) mole / 0.078 Kg = (194.87 / M) mole / Kg
we know,
delta Tb = i * Kb * m
or
(108.3 - 100) = 1 * 5.21 * (194.87 / M)
or
M = 122.3 g / mole.
thus
molar mass of unknown compound is 122.3 g / mole.
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