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0.075 molal solution of sucrose solution containing 1 kg water is at the temperature of -0.4°C, If (Kf)H2O= 1.86 K/m. How much ice will freeze out?

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0.075 molal solution of sucrose solution containing 1 kg water is at the temperature of -0.4°C, If (Kf)H2O= 1.86 K/m. How much ice will freeze out?

(a) 350 g

(b) 100 g

(c) 180 g

(d) 650 g

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Correct answer: (d) 650 g

Explanation:

On freezing moles of sucrose does not change.

ΔTf = i × Kf × m

0.4 = \(\frac{1 \times 1.86 \times 0.075}{W_{H_2O} \times 1000}\) = 348.75 g

Amount of ice separated= (1000 - 348.75) g

Amount of ice separated = 651.25 ≈ 650 g

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