A 0.100 m K_2SO_4 solution has a freezing point of (-0.43)^\circ C. What is the Van Hoff factor (i) forthe solution? K_f=1.86^\circ C. What is the molar mass (MW) of glucose?

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2021-03-22

A 0.100 m K2SO4 solution has a freezing point of (0.43) C. What is the Van Hoff factor (i) forthe solution? Kf=1.86C. What is the molar mass (MW) of glucose?

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okomgcae

okomgcae

Skilled2021-03-24Added 93 answers

To figure out the solution's Van Hoff factor is:
Tf=ikfm 
i=0.431.86Cm0.1 

To calculate the molar mass of glucose 
molality = moles of solute/ mass of the solvent(Kg) 
0.1m = moles / 1Kg 
Moles =mass(g) /molar mass(g/mol)

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