consider the vant of factor
u will get ur answer
take the fact of dissociation
which solution has highest boiling point.
1.1 percent solution of C6H12O6
2.1percent solution of NaCl
3.1 percent solution of ZnSO4
4.1 percent solution of (NH2)2CO
plz post substantial reason also with your answer.
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ΔTb=ikbM...i is Vant Hoff factor
i=maximum for both NaCl n ZnSO4 i.e. 2
So ΔTb is maximum....n so boiling pt. is max.
Cheers!
ya,thanx..aditya.i also get same ans.but in book ans. is given only NaCl and not ZnSO4.WHY,i do not know.that is why i have posted it.
No, it should be both as far as i think! The book might have assumed dat there is no dissociation for ZnSO4, which is not correct.
taking percent solution to be mass/mass
ΔTb=ikbm
ΔTb=ikb(nsolute/Wsolvent)=ikb(Wsolute/Wsolvent)/Msolute
ΔTb=iKb(percentage composition)/M this is not true
as percentage composition=weight of solute/weight of solution
edited
ΔTb=[iKb/M]*K'
ΔTb=Ki/M
so which has i/M greater will have greater boiling point
manish sir's reply is helpfu but only a small change would make it perfect.
in third step,
instead of this-
ΔTb=iKb(percentage composition)/M
this should be there-
ΔTb=iKb(constant)/M
as Wsolute/Wsolvent ≠percentage composition
but is constant=1/99.
now i hope it is completely clear.
thank you manish sir.
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