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Relative lowering of vapour pressure
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Difficulty 1 of 3
so040
18
g
of glucose (molar mass
180
) is dissolved in
90
g
of water (molar mass
18
). The relative lowering of vapour pressure of water is
A
0.0200
B
0.0196
C
0.1
D
0.9804
Answer: B
n
2
=
18/180
=
0.10
and
n
1
=
90/18
=
5.0
.
(
p
0
−
p
)
/
p
0
=
n
2
/
(
n
1
+
n
2
)
=
0.10/5.10
=
0.0196
. Using
n
2
/
n
1
=
0.0200
is only an approximation.
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