47-What is the approximatCaCl2 solution?( hy=-1anonelectrolyANS: Ca-(-0.019)b-(-0.ANS: Cd-14.848-What is the approximFeCla solution? (K=a-(-0.019)b-4.3C-4.5a-1.8642-What is the boiling-point elevation of a solution made from 10.0g of anonelectrolyte solute and 300.0g of water ?The molar mass of thesolute is 50.0g and the molal boiling-point constant for water is0.51C/mANS: BANS: D49-What is the approxiNa SO, solution? (Ia-(-0.11)b-ANS: Bd-0.34a-0.01b-0.2c-0.3250-Actual freezing-poANS: Dthan the calculate43-A water solution containing an unknown quantity of a nonelectrolytesolute has a freezing-point of -0.21C° .What is the molal concentrationa-ion repulsion.b-more completethe solution If K =-1.86C° ?c-ion attraction.a-0.11b-0.12c-1.11d-1.1d-higher than exANS: AANS: CeacherJalal.shahbazTeacher

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47-What is the approximat
CaCl2 solution?( hy=-1
anonelectroly
ANS: C
a-(-0.019)
b-(-0.
ANS: C
d-14.8
48-What is the approxim
FeCla solution? (K=
a-(-0.019)
b-4.3
C-4.5
a-1.86
42-What is the boiling-point elevation of a solution made from 10.0g of a
nonelectrolyte solute and 300.0g of water ?The molar mass of the
solute is 50.0g and the molal boiling-point constant for water is
0.51C/m
ANS: B
ANS: D
49-What is the approxi
Na SO, solution? (I
a-(-0.11)
b-
ANS: B
d-0.34
a-0.01
b-0.2
c-0.32
50-Actual freezing-po
ANS: D
than the calculate
43-A water solution containing an unknown quantity of a nonelectrolyte
solute has a freezing-point of -0.21C° .What is the molal concentration
a-ion repulsion.
b-more complete
the solution If K =-1.86C° ?
c-ion attraction.
a-0.11
b-0.12
c-1.11
d-1.1
d-higher than ex
ANS: A
ANS: C
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