Given with the following data, compute for the missing. DATA AND RESULTSA. Weight = 2 gB. Weight of water = 8 gC. Freezing point of Ice = OCD. Freezing point of urea = -8CE. Molecular weight of urea (calculated) = g/molF. Freezing point of urea (calculated) = CG. Percent error = %

Given : Weight of urea solute (W1) = 2 g Weight of water solvent (W2) = 8 g Freezing point of ice =…

DATA AND RESULTS A. Weight = 2 g B. Weight of water = 8 g C. Freezing point of Ice = 0C D. Freezing point of urea = -8C E. Molecular weight of urea (calculated) = g/mol F. Freezing point of urea (calculated) = C G. Percent error = % %3D

DATA AND RESULTS A. Weight = 2 g B. Weight of water = 8 g C. Freezing point of Ice = 0C D. Freezing point of urea = -8C E. Molecular weight of urea (calculated) = g/mol F. Freezing point of urea (calculated) = C G. Percent error = % %3D

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Given with the following data, compute for the missing.

DATA AND RESULTS
A. Weight = 2 g
B. Weight of water = 8 g
C. Freezing point of Ice = OC
D. Freezing point of urea = -8C
E. Molecular weight of urea (calculated) = g/mol
F. Freezing point of urea (calculated) = C
G. Percent error = %

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