Mass of lauric acid 7.248 -2.223g Freezing point temperature of pure lauric acid 43.7°C Freezing point temperature of Mass of unknown solute lauric acid/unknown solute solution Freezing point depression, AT Molality, m Moles of unknown solute Experimental molecular weight (molar mass) of unknown solute 39.6 °C 4.1°C 1.5 mol/kg molality of Solution (M)= To KF D.761 mol Mass of Solvent 27.249 = 0.00724kg muss of solute = 2.223 g z 292.12 g/mol Freezing Point depression => (AT) = 43.7-39.6 24.1°C Freeding Point depression constant of lauric acid (KF) = 3.96m. 4.12 21.05m 3.9% mol = 1.05 mg x 0.007249 20.0076 mol molecular weight of unuown solute = muss mol 2.2 2339 = 292.12 3 /mol 0.00761 Mal dyden-
Mass of lauric acid 7.248 -2.223g Freezing point temperature of pure lauric acid 43.7°C Freezing point temperature of Mass of unknown solute lauric acid/unknown solute solution Freezing point depression, AT Molality, m Moles of unknown solute Experimental molecular weight (molar mass) of unknown solute 39.6 °C 4.1°C 1.5 mol/kg molality of Solution (M)= To KF D.761 mol Mass of Solvent 27.249 = 0.00724kg muss of solute = 2.223 g z 292.12 g/mol Freezing Point depression => (AT) = 43.7-39.6 24.1°C Freeding Point depression constant of lauric acid (KF) = 3.96m. 4.12 21.05m 3.9% mol = 1.05 mg x 0.007249 20.0076 mol molecular weight of unuown solute = muss mol 2.2 2339 = 292.12 3 /mol 0.00761 Mal dyden-
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