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In this problem we have to calculate what is the phasing point of a solution made up of 100 ml of dcm having density equals to 1 .49 gram per ml and 0 .250 moose of solute.
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Kf of chcl is equal to 0 .68 degrees celsius per moleal and normal phasing point is equal to minus 63 .5 degree celsius.
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Here we have given kf is equal to 0 .68 degrees celsius per molal.
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Volume of dcm, denoted by v is equal to 100 ml, density of dcm, denoted by row is equal to 1 .49 gram per ml, moles of solute, noted by n is equal to 0 .250 moles.
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Normal freezing temperature, denoted by t is equal to minus 63 .5 degrees celsius.
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Let t1 be the freezing point of solution.
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So, delta tf indicates depression in freezing point which is equal to normal freezing point minus freezing point of solution.
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We can write delta tf is equal to t minus t1 which is equal to kf into molality.
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You can calculate molality is equal to moles of solute divide by mass of solvent in kg...