1. A 0.1m solution of a weak electrolyte ionizing into two ions freezes at -0.208°C. Calculate thedegree of dissociation.

Given: m=0.1m;n=2;ΔTf,sol′n=−0.208°C;Tf,water=0.000°c;Kf=1.86°C/mi=???;α=???Step 1: Write the…

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1. A 0.1m solution of a weak electrolyte ionizing into two ions freezes at -0.208°C. Calculate the degree of dissociation.