Punjab Medical Punjab - MET Solved Paper-2010

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    What is the boiling point of a solution containing \[0.456g\] of camphor (molar mass\[=152\]) dissolved in \[31.4g\] of acetone\[(b.p={{56.30}^{o}}C)\], if the molecular elevation constant per \[100g\] of acetone is\[{{17.2}^{o}}C\]?

    A) \[{{56.46}^{o}}C\]                           

    B) \[{{36.56}^{o}}C\]

    C) \[{{56.14}^{o}}C\]                           

    D) \[{{72.52}^{o}}C\]

    Correct Answer: A

    Solution :

    We know that                 \[\Delta {{T}_{b}}=\frac{100{{k}_{b}}\times w}{W\times m}\]                        \[=\frac{100\times 17.2\times 0.456}{31.4\times 152}\]                       \[={{0.16}^{o}}C\] \[\therefore \]Boiling point of solution\[({{T}_{s}})={{T}^{o}}+\Delta {{T}_{b}}\]                 \[=56.30+0.16\]                 \[={{56.46}^{o}}C\]


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