Interpretation: The molar mass of the unknown solute with the mass of
Concept introduction: Depression in freezing point is a term associated with the decrease in the value of the freezing point of solvents by the addition of solute molecules.
The formula used for calculating the depression in the freezing point is,
Here,
The molecular mass can be calculated as,
The expression for molality is as follows:
Answer to Problem 91A
The molecular mass of the unknown solute with the mass of
Explanation of Solution
The depression of the freezing point is
The mass of the solvent is
Convert
The molal freezing point depression constant of benzene is
So,
Substitute
The number of moles of the unknown solute can be calculated by using the formula of molality.
Number of moles of solute is,
Substitute
Substitute,
So, the molecular mass of the unknown solute is
The molecular mass of the unknown solute dissolved in
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