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7) List the following given compounds (using their numbers) from lowest to highest normal freezing point....

7) List the following given compounds (using their numbers) from lowest to highest normal freezing point. Note: “(aq)” means the substance is dissolved in water.

Ne         H2O      CHCl3       1 m CaBr2(aq) C2H5OH      1m Fe(NO3)3 (aq)     Cl2

1              2             3                    4                       5                     6                       7   

    

lowest (number)                                                                                                     highest

___      ___     ___      ___       ___     ___     ___

8. At 25.0 oC. how many grams of sucrose (C12H22O11, MM = 342.30 g/mol) must be added to 2.035 moles of water to achieve a solution vapor pressure of 18.500 torr? The vapor pressure of pure H2O = 23.822 torr at 25.0 oC.

a) 57.25            b) 28.87            c) 516.3           d) 285.3           e) 452.2        f) 200.4          

9) At 25.0 oC, the density of an aqueous 5.827 M H2SO4 (MM = 98.079 g/mol) solution is 1.329 g/cm3. What is the molality (m) of the solution?

a) 8.660           b) 2.835           c) 6.393           d) 10.44           e) 7.692             f) 2.294

10) What is the Molarity of the iodide ions in an aqueous 0.695 m iron(III) iodide solution at 20.0 oC, whose density at that temperature is 1.198 g/mL?

a) 0.6328              b) 2.882                c) 1.916                d) 0.5672                 e) 0.8971  

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