In: Chemistry
a.
1. | 0.29 m | NiSO4 | A. | Lowest freezing point | ||
2. | 0.18 m | BaI2 | B. | Second lowest freezing point | ||
3. | 0.16 m | CuCl2 | C. | Third lowest freezing point | ||
4. | 0.51 m | Sucrose(nonelectrolyte) | D. | Highest freezing point |
b. Match the following aqueous solutions with the
appropriate letter from the column on the right.
1. | 0.16 m | Ca(NO3)2 | A. | Lowest freezing point | ||
2. | 0.18 m | Ca(NO3)2 | B. | Second lowest freezing point | ||
3. | 0.25 m | KOH | C. | Third lowest freezing point | ||
4. | 0.44 m | Ethylene glycol(nonelectrolyte) | D. | Highest freezing point |
The depression in the freezing point
Here i is the vant Hoff factor, Kf is the molal depression in the
freezing point constant and m is the molality of solution.
A solution with maximum value of
and lowest freezing point.
a)
1) 0.29 m NiSO4
2) 0.18 m BaI2
3) 0.16 m CuCl2
4) 0.51 m sucrose
(1) = A
(2) = B
(3) = D
(4) = C
b)
1) 0.16 m Ca(NO3)2
2) 0.18 m Ca(NO3)2
3) 0.25 m KOH
4) 0.44 m ethylene glycol
(2) = A
(3) = B
(1) = C
(4) = D