CHM 2046C
Sample Exam Answers
Module Eight Part II: Solutions Chapter 14
Part R: Colligative Properties: Raoult’s
Law 4 point
A 55 gram sample of ethylene glycol HOCH2CH2OH , is dissolved in 500.0 g of water.
The vapor pressure of water at 32 oC is 35.7 mm Hg. What is the vapor pressure of the
water-ethylene glycol solution at 32 oC? (Ethylene Glycol is nonvolatile.)
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55 g EG solute |
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1 mol EG solute |
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0.89 mol EG solute |
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62 g EG solute |
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500 g H2O |
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1 mol H2O |
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27.78 mol H2O Solvent |
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18 g H2O |
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Total Molesolution
= 0.89 mol EG solute + 27.78 mol H2O solvent =
28.67 mol
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27.78 mol H2O Solvent |
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Χsolvent |
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0.969 |
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28.67 mol solution |
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Psolvent = Χsolvent
Popure solvent
Answer:
Psolvent =( 0.969 ) (35.7 torre) = 34.6 torre
McMurray: Read Section 11.6 pages 413-419
McMurray-See worked Examples 11.8 p 416; 11.9
p417
Try Problems 11.13 and 11.14 p 417
End of Chapter Exercises: Colligative
Properties
Exercises: non-volatile Solute: 11.82-11.83;
Volatile Solute: 11.88-11.89
See Kotz Example 14.5 p 673-674
Work Kotz
Exercise 14.5 p674
Similar Problems: Kotz
6th Chapter 14
p693 p 25-28
