Critical item 11:
1.
Calculate the boiling point for a solution consisting
of 10.0 g of ethanol (molar mass = 32 g/mol) and 500 g of water.
The Kb for water is 0.516
K mol-1 kg
answer
2.
Calculate the molecular weight of a compound
which when 0.250 g of it is dissolved in 100 g of benzene lowers the melting
point by 3.0 K. The Kf for benzene is 8.0 K mol-1
kg.
answer
3
Calculate what weight of ethylene glycol (molar
mass = 62 g/mol) is needed to lower the freezing point of 10.0 L of water
by 1.0 K. The Kf for water is 1.86 K
mol-1 kg.
answer
4
Calculate the boiling point for a solution consisting
of 10.0 g of sodium chloride (molar mass = 58.5 g/mol) and 500 g of water.
The Kb for water is 0.516 K mol-1 kg.
answer
5
Calculate the molar mass of an ionic compound of the formula AC3
which when 6.65 g of it is disolved in 100 g of water lowers the melting
point by 3.0 K. The Kf for water is 1.86 K mol-1
kg.
answer
ΔT = Kbb
n = 10.0 g / 32 g mol-1
n = 0.313 mol
b = 0.313 mol / 0.500 kg
b = 0.626 mol kg-1
ΔT = (0.516 K mol-1 kg) ( 0.626 mol kg-1 )
ΔT = 0.323 K
T = (100.000 + 0.323) oC (notice for ΔT that oC and K are the same)
T = 100.323 oC
ΔT = Kbb
3.0 K = (8.0 K mol-1 kg)b
b = 0.375 mol kg-1
b = n / msolvent in kg
0.375 mol kg-1 = n / (0.100 kg)
n = 0.0375 mol
M = m / n
M = (250 g)/(0.0375 mol)
M = 6.67 x 103 g mol-1
ΔT = Kbb
1.0 K = (1.86 K mol-1 kg)b
b = 0.538 mol kg-1
b = n / msolvent in kg
0.538 mol kg-1 = n / (10.0 kg)
n = 5.38 mol
M = m / n
62 g mol-1 = m / (5.38 mol)
m = 333 g
M = m / n
58.5 g mol-1 = (10.0 g) / nNaCl
nNaCl = 0.171
nTotal = 2 (0.171 mol )
nTotal = 0.342 mol
b = n / msolvent in kg
b = 0.342 mol / 0.500 kg
b = 0.684 mol kg-1
ΔT = Kbb
5 ANSΔT = Kbb
3.0 K = (1.86 K mol-1
kg) b
b = 1.61 mol kg-1
b = n / msolvent in kg
1.61 mol kg-1 = n / 0.100 kg
n = 0.161 mol
Note this is of solute or total.
i = 4
therefore:
nformal = 0.0403 mol
M = m / n
M = (6.65 g) / 0.0403 mol
M = 165 g mol-1