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Aqueous solution of $ 0.5 m H_2So_4 is more concentrated then 0.5 m H_2So_4 $ solution; then what will be the possible density of that solution ?

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If x molar solution of any substance is more concentrated than x molul solution so its molarity value is less than the molality value $ \therefore { molarity \over molarity } \lt 1 $ $$ Now { molarity \over molarity } = { 1000 \times w \over M \times V } \times { M \times W_0 \over 1000 \times W} $$
$$ \therefore { Molarity \over Molarity } = { w_0 gm \over V ml } \therefore { w_0 \over V} \lt {gm \over ml} $$ $$ Now { W_o \over V } = { W_0 w - w \over V} = { w_0 + W \over V} - { w \over v } = density of soln ( d { gm \over ml } ) - { w \over v } $$ $$ \therefore { W_0 gm \over V ml } = d { gm \over ml } + { molarity \times M \over 1000} $$ ( M = mol.mass of solute ) $$ \therefore d { gm \over ml} + { molarity \times M \over 1000} \lt 1 {gm \over ml } \therefore d { gm \over ml } \lt 1 { gm \over ml } + { molarity \times M \over 1000 } $$ $$ Here for 0.5 M H_2 SO_4 aqueous solution d \lt ( 1 + { 0.5 \times 98 \over 1000 } ) { gm \over ml } \therefore d \lt 1.049 { gm \over ml } $$

Which of the following is irrelevant with the boiling point of an aqueous solution of $ xm AlCl_3$ ?

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The boiling point of an aqueous solution of xm AlCl3 is given by Tb + i * kb, where i is the van't Hoff factor. For AlCl3, which is an ionic compound, i = 5 due to the dissociation of AlCl3 into Al3+ and 3Cl- ions. Hence, the correct option is Tb + 5 * kb.

Which of the following is suitable alternative for density of the solution, when molarity (m) and molality (m) of an aqueous solution of urea is same at fixed temperature ? (molecular wt of urea = 60 gm/mole ?

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$ { molarity \over molarity } = { 1000 \times W \over M \times V } \times { M \times W_0 \over 1000 \times W } $ $ \therefore { molarity \over molarity } = { W_0 \over V} } {gm \over ml} $ Now molarity = molality $ \therefore { W_0 \over V } = 1 { gm \over ml} $ $ \therefore d { gm \over ml} = 1 { gm \over ml} + { molarity \times M \over 1000} $ For urea molecular mass (M) = 60 gm/ml $ \therefore d = 1 + { molarity \times 60 \over 1000} $ $ \therefore d = { 50 + 3M \over 50 } $

Choose the correct option for true and false statement. (For true statement ‘T’ and for false statement ‘F’ is used) (i) solubility of gas in liquid increases with increase in partial pressure of the gas. (ii) solubility of gas in liquid increases with increase in temperature (iii) solubility of gas in liquid is $ K_H $ is less (iv) solubility of gas in liquid increases, as partial pressure of gas decreases and temperature increases.

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Boiling point of an aqueous solution of $ 0.05m FeCl_3 is 100.087 ^\circ C; then, what will be the value of Van’t Hoff factor i ? (Kb = 0.513 ^ \circ C – kg - mole ^ {-1} ) $

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Difference of boiling point and freezing point of an aqueous solution of glucose is $ 104 ^ \circ C at 1 bar pressure; then what will be the molality of the solution ? (Kb = 0.513 ^\circ and K+” = 1.86 ^\circ C – kg - mole^{-1}) $

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$ T_b - T_f = 104 $ $ T_b ^ o + \triangle T_b - ( T_f ^ \circ - \triangle T_f ) = 104 $ $ \therefore 100 + \triangle T_b - (0 - \triangle T_f ) = 104 $ $ \therefore \triangle T_b + \triangle T_f = 4 $ $ For glucose i=1 \therefore mKb + mKf = 4 \therefore m = { 4 \over (Kb+Kf) } = { 4 \over (0.513 + 1.86 ) } \therefore m = 1.68 $

Difference of boiling point and freezing point of 0.2 m acetic acid prepared in benzene is 75.7 oC; then, state the value of Van’t Hoff factor i ? $ (For benzene, Kb = 2.65 OC – kg – mol^{–1}, Kf = 5.12 oC – kg – mol^{-1}, Tb = 80 oC, Tf = 5.5 ^\circ C) $

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$ T_b - T_f = 100.2372 $ $ T_b ^ o + \triangle T_b - ( T_f ^ \circ - \triangle T_f ) = 100.2372 $ $ \therefore 100 + \triangle T_b - (0 - \triangle T_f ) = 100.2372 $ $ \therefore \triangle T_b + \triangle T_f = 0.2372$ $ For urea I = 1 \therefore mKb + mKf = 0.2372 $ $ \therefore m = { 0.2372 \over Kb + Kf } = { 0.2372 \over 0.513 + 1.86 } $ $ \therefore m = 0.1 $

Difference in boiling point and freezing point of 10 kg aqueous solution of urea is 100.2372 OC; then what quantity of urea dissolved in the solution ? $ (Kb = 0.513 ^\circ and K+” = 1.86 ^\circ C – kg - mole^{-1} ) $

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$ T_b - T_f = 75.7 $ $ T_b ^ o + \triangle T_b - ( T_f ^ \circ - \triangle T_f ) = 75.7 $ $ \therefore 80 + \triangle T_b - (5.5 - \triangle T_f ) = 75.7 $ $ \therefore \triangle T_b + \triangle T_f = 1 .2 $ $ \therefore imKb + imKf = 1.2 \therefore i = { 1.2 \over m (Kb+Kf) } = { 1.2 \over 0.2 (2.65 + 5.12 ) } \therefore i = 0.77 $

500 ml solution of HCl is prepared by dissolving 14.6 gm HCl in water. What will be the molarity of HCl in the solution ? (Molecular weight of HCl = 36.5 gm/mole )

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What would be the molality of the solution prepared by dissolving 60 gm NaOH in 1.5 kg water ? (Moleculea weight of NaOH = 40 gm/mole)

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