Benzene's normal freezing temperature is 5.5 C. When 26 g of caproic acid (MW 116.2) a non-volatile weak electrolyte dissolves in 0.570 L of benzene (K=5.12°C m-1) (density 0.877 g/mL),what will be the new freezing temperature of this solution (in' C)? (enter the first three sig.figs butnot units)O -3.20°CO -2.50°CO 3.20°CO 1.42°C

We have normal freezing point as 5.5 degree Celsius,0.57 L of solvent, we have to calculate the new…

Benzene's normal freezing temperature is 5.5°C. When 26 g of caproic acid (MW 116.2) a non- volatile weak electrolyte dissolves in 0.570 L of benzene (K=5.12'C m²1) (density 0.877 g/mL), what will be the new freezing temperature of this solution (in'C)? (enter the first three sig.figs but not units) O -3.20°C O -2.50°C O 3.20°C O 1.42°C

Benzene's normal freezing temperature is 5.5°C. When 26 g of caproic acid (MW 116.2) a non- volatile weak electrolyte dissolves in 0.570 L of benzene (K=5.12'C m²1) (density 0.877 g/mL), what will be the new freezing temperature of this solution (in'C)? (enter the first three sig.figs but not units) O -3.20°C O -2.50°C O 3.20°C O 1.42°C

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

5th Edition

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Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Publisher:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Chapter13: The Chemistry Of Solutes And Solutions

Section13.7: Colligative Properties Of Solutions

Problem 13.11PSP

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