m = 0.59 g of ehxane
disolved in 20.6 g of PDB
Kf = -7.10
so..
kg of solvent (PDB) = 20.6/1000 = 0.0206 kg
Mw of hexane = 86.18 g/mol
mol = mass/MW = 0.59/86.18 = 0.0068461
molality = mol/kg solvent = 0.0068461/0.0206 = 0.33233
so
dTF = -K*m = -7.10*0.33233
dTF = -2.3595 °C lower than normal freezing point
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