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p-dichlorobenzene is an organic molecular (covalent) compound with i = 1 and Kf = 7.10 oC/m...

p-dichlorobenzene is an organic molecular (covalent) compound with i = 1 and Kf = 7.10 oC/m A student weighed 11.20 mL of p-dichlorobenzene and recorded mass of it as 10.820 g. The freezing point of the pure p-dichlorobenzene liquid was determined as 53.1 oC. 1.118 g of an unknown solid compound was added and completely dissolved in the previous sample of pure p-dichlorobenzene liquid. The freezing point determination procedure was conducted for the solution and the freezing point of this unknown compound / p-dichlorobenzene solution was calculated as 50.9 oC. What is Molar Mass (g/mol) of Unknown Compound

What is Molar Mass (g/mol) of Unknown Compound?

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here we have used equation for the freezing point depression

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