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Elevation of boiling point and depression of freezing point
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Glucose (molar mass
180
g
mo
l
−
1
),
1.8
g
, is dissolved in
100
g
of water. Taking
K
f
=
1.86
K
kg
mo
l
−
1
, the depression in freezing point is
A
0.186
K
B
1.86
K
C
0.372
K
D
0.0186
K
Answer: A
Moles of glucose
=
1.8/180
=
0.010
; molality
=
0.010/0.100
=
0.10
mol
k
g
−
1
.
Δ
T
f
=
1.86
×
0.10
=
0.186
K
.
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