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The Molecular Weight of an Organic Compound is 58 G Mol-1. What Will Be the Boiling Point of a Solution Containing 48 Grams of the Solute in 1200 Grams of Water? Kb For Water = 0.513°C - Chemistry (Theory)

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The molecular weight of an organic compound is 58 g mol-1. What will be the boiling point of a solution containing 48 grams of the solute in 1200 grams of water? 
[Kb for water = 0.513°C kg mole-1; Boiling point of water = 100°C]

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`"M"_"B" = 58` g mol-1

`"T"_"b" = ?`

`"T"_"b"^0 = 100^circ"C"`

`"W"_"B" = 48 "g"`

`"W"_"A" = 1200  "g"`

`"K"_"b" = 0.513^circ"C"  "kg mol"^-1`

We know that

`Δ"T"_"b" = "K"_"b" xx ("W"_"B" xx 1000)/("W"_"A" xx "M"_"B")`

= `(0.513 xx 48 xx 1000)/(1200 xx 58)`

= 0.353°C

`"T"_"b" = "T"_"b"^0 + Δ"T"_"b" = 100 + 0.353 = 100.353^circ"C"`

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