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An aqueous solution is 1.00%NaClby mass and has a density of 1.071gcm3at 25°C. The observed osmotic pressure of this solution is 7.83atm at 25°C.

a. What fraction of the moles of NaClin this solution exist as ion pairs?

b. Calculate the freezing point that would be observed for this solution.

Short Answer

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i=0.875

Freezing point=0.5927°C

Step by step solution

01

calculation of the volume of solution

Assume 100g of solution.

So, mass of NaCl=1g because the solution is 1.00%NaCl by mass.

Calculate volume of solution using density: we know that density=massvolume

Volume of solution=massdensity=1001.071=93.37ml

02

Calculate moles and molarity of sodium chloridemolar mass=58.44

Moles of NaCl=givenmassmolarmass=1g58.44gmol-1=0.017moles

Molarity=molesvolumeofsolutioninL=0.017mol0.09337L=0.182M

03

Calculate i

We know that osmotic pressure=MRTi

Thus,

7.83=0.182×0.08205×298×ii=1.751

Since we have 2 particles in solution, sodium and chloride ion, therefore, the fraction of ion pairs

i=1.7512=0.875

04

Calculate the freezing point

We know that,Kfof water is equal to1.86°C·kgmole.

Now, the depression in the freezing point

Tff=i×Kf×M=1.751×1.86×0.182M=0.5927°C

Now, freezing point of water=0°C
the freezing point of the solution =0+0.5927°C

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