A student enters the lab and determines the freezing point of pure liquid to be 35.8...
A student enters the lab and determines the freezing point of pure
liquid to be 35.8 ºC. A nonelectrolyte unknown substance
is added to the liquid, and the freezing point of the solution is
determined to be 33.2 ºC. If the freezing point depression constant
for the solvent is 3.60 ºC/molal, what is the molality of the
solution? (Do not enter units with your answer. Express your answer
to the correct number of significant figures.)
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Molar mass determination by depression of freezing point lab I'm stuck on calculating the moles of...
Molar mass determination by depression of freezing point lab I'm
stuck on calculating the moles of solute.. How do I calculate it?
Also can u please check if I've done everything else correctly..
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the freezing point of pure benzene is 5.50°C. A
student determines that a solution containing 50.0g benzene
and.180g of a non-electrolyte has a freezing point of 5.15°C.
Calculate the molality of the non-electrolyte if the freezing point
constant for benzene is 5.10°C/m
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Molar mass determination by depression of freezing point lab I'm
stuck on calculating the moles of solute.. How do I calculate it?
Also can u please check if I've done everything else correctly..
The data I collected: Measured freezing point of pure water: 0.0
degrees Celsius Actual mass of solute used: 10.12g Freezing point
of solution (observed): -3.4 Celsius Mass of solution: 84.7g
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