ihm (jhi89) – Homework 3 – holcombe – (51395)
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0014.0pointsConsider dissolving gases in water. Which ofthe following gases will become less soluble ifthe temperature of the water is raised?
1.all of these2.He
0024.0pointsWhat will be the freezing point of a solutionof 4 moles of sodium dichromate (Na2Cr2O7)dissolved in 8 kg of water? Use the followingvalues:Kb= 0.512 K·m−1Kf= 1.86 K·m−11.271.6 K2.272.2 K3.264.6 K4.269.4 K5.270.2 K0034.0pointsSeveralinterestingobservationsfromtheworld around you are listed below.Whichof these is NOT explained by a colligativeproperty?
3.Antifreeze is added to a car radiator tokeep the car from overheating.4.Water boils at a higher temperature whensalt is added.5.At high altitude it takes longer to cookspaghetti.
The colligative effects of 1 molal sugar solu-tion would be?
3.the same as0054.0pointsIf ethylene glycol has a pure vapor pressureof 28 torr and acetaldehyde has a pure vaporpressure of 756 torr A mixture of 6 moles ofethylene glycol and 1 moles of acetaldehydewould have what total vapor pressure?1.132 torr2.108 torr3.672 torr4.24 torr5.112 torr0064.0pointsThevaporpressureofpureacetone(CH3COCH3) at 30oC is 240 torr.The va-por pressure of pure water (H2O) at 30oC is40 torr. If the total vapor pressure of a mix-ture of water and acetone at 30oC is 190 torr,what is the mol fraction of acetone?

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- Fall '07
- Holcombe
- Chemistry, Vapor pressure, Vapor, Freezing-point depression