en Page 2 of 2 PreviousNext8. The boiling point of 500.OL of water was determined to be 100.0°C. Ana has decided to increase the boiling point to101.0°C by adding ammonium sulfate. How many grams of ammonium sulfate is required to achieve this? (Kb H20 -0.512°C/m; MW ammonium sulfate 132.14g/mol)A. 119.12 gВ. 129.04 gС. 129.12 gD. 119.04 gE. None of the above.9. At what temperature is the osmotic pressure of 1.00M solution of NaCl equivalent to 60.5atm?A. 85.90 °CB. 93.50 °CС. 95.30 °CD. 90.35 °CE. None of the above.10. What is the osmotic pressure (at 20 °C) of a solution made by dissolving 13.0g of sucrose in 117.0g of water? The totalvolume of the solution is 125ml, at 20 °C.A. 3.17 atmB. 3.71 atmC. 7.31 atmD. 7.13 atmE. None of the above.

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The boiling point of 500.0L of water was determined to be 100.0°C. Ana has decided to increase the boiling point to 101.0°C by adding ammonium sulfate. How many grams of ammonium sulfate is required to achieve this? (Kb H20 = 0.512°C/m; MW ammonium sulfate =132.14g/mol) A. 119.12 g В. 129.04 g С. 129.12 g D. 119.04 g E. None of the above. 5atm?

The boiling point of 500.0L of water was determined to be 100.0°C. Ana has decided to increase the boiling point to 101.0°C by adding ammonium sulfate. How many grams of ammonium sulfate is required to achieve this? (Kb H20 = 0.512°C/m; MW ammonium sulfate =132.14g/mol) A. 119.12 g В. 129.04 g С. 129.12 g D. 119.04 g E. None of the above. 5atm?

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Problem 64QAP: Carbon tetrachloride (CCl4) boils at 76.8C and has a density of 1.59 g/mL. (a) A solution prepared...

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