1)density=0.9651 gm/ml
molarity=4.53M
let volume of solution is 1000 ml=1 l
MASS of solution=965.1 gm
moles of solute=4.53
mass of solute=77.01 gm
mass of solvent=888.09 gm=0.88809 kg
molality=4.53/0.88809=5.1 m
2)actually Kf (freezing depression coefficient should be given in the question)
change in freezing point= Kf*m*3
m=10.5/278/0.15=0.25179
3)freezing point of benzene=5.5 degree celcius
freezing point given=4.45 degree celcius
Kf of benzene=4.9
depression in freezing point=1.05
by henry law of depressing freezing points:-
1.05= (0.56/M)/0.025 * 4.90
M=104.533 gm
3. The density of a 4.53 M NH, solution is 0.9651 g/mL Calculate the molality 4....
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