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The document contains a series of questions and assignments related to solutions, colligative properties, and the behavior of solutes in solutions. It includes multiple-choice questions, short answer questions, and long answer questions that cover topics such as ideal and non-ideal solutions, freezing point depression, and osmotic pressure. Additionally, it discusses concepts like abnormal molar mass and the effects of solute association and dissociation on colligative properties.
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ASSIGNMENT
SOLUTION
(a1 10) Given below are four options against each question. Choose the option
which you consider the most appropriate as your answer.
Qi Which of the solutions is an example of non- ideal solution?
(a) n-hexane + — heptanes (b) benzene and toluene G
er bromoethane + chloroethand (d) none of these ee
Q2 Which of the following are the example of colligative properties? wR °
{a) relative lowering of vapour pressure (b) elevation of boiling point
(c) depression of freezing point ASF all of these
Q3 The number of moles of NaCl in § litres of of 2 M solution is:
(a)1 (b) 3
Gf 10 (d) 27
SK Which of the solutions Is an example of non- ideal solution?
(a) n-hexane + n—heptanes (b) benzene and toluene
Jor oromoethane + chloroethane (d) none of these
Qewhich of the following are the example of colligative properties?
(a) relative lowering of vapour pressure (b) elevation At boiling point
(c) depression of freezing point ABY all of thése
ae Which has the highest freezing point 7
Y 1 M glucose (bo) 1 MNaCl
© 1MCaCh (d) 1MAIFs
QB A10 % solution of urea is isotonic with 20% solution of 'x’ al same temperature .
Molecular weight of ‘x’ will be;
4) 120g mol" : (b) 60g mot"
(c) 80g mor" (d) none of these.v Of Aeasurarent ot which collate Proper is prefered lr detomingiy, .
?
‘ mraas Mo,
(a) relative lowering of vapour pressure fb} osmotic pressure ‘
{e) elevation of boiling point (8) depression of Ireezing Pring
Q¥PColtigative properties depend upon :
{a)_ no. of particles (b) nature of particle
{oy both of these (d) none of these
og Wt solute undergo association, what will be the possible values of
§a¥ less than 1 (>) greater than 4
(c) equal to 1 (@) can't be predicteg
‘Short Answer type Questions
ag Deline ideal solution. Give any two examples.
QtDHow is vapour pressure of solvent affected when a non-
Volatile solute ig add
ed ty
ue?
Q4a Find the boiling point of a solution containing 0.50 g of glucose (CoH0,
dissolved in.80.2 9 of water. [ Given Ky for water 180.52 K kg mor}. "0
) Qh81.00 9 of a non- electrolyte solution dissolved in 50 9 of benzeng lowered thy
} freezing point of benzene by 0.40 K. The freezing point depression Constant of benzeng
hy Is 5.12 K kg mot. Find the molar mass of the solute.
| Q43,Explain abnormal molar mass giving example of Potassium chloride and acetic
acid.
Long Aanswer type Questions
OF (a) Explain
why a solution of chloroform and acetone shows negative deviation
| from Raoutt's law,
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45 (a) Detine the following terms:
4 0) Azeotropes fii) Osmotic Pressure
@) Calculate the mota rity of 9.89% (
Solution is 1,92
ML", (mors wt) Solution of H.80,, if the density of the
+ (Molar
mass of sulphuric acid is 98 gmot!").
| ai — o1g 29 of benzoic acid (CeHsCt
in Freezing point equal to 1.62 ones in 25 g of benzene sh \
it it Kh ressi shows s
|. What is the percentage association of acid, if "een re of benzene is 4 See
imer in solution? : Lao
the help of a ne iagram describe reverse osmosis. H
Ip of a neat diagram describe smo!
low can
water be
aise with
cess? Explain its im;
portance in the cont
text of gulf countri
ies.
purified by this prot
apg Explain the positive and ni
neat diagram.
egative deviation fro
m ideal behaviot
ur with the hel;
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Date
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LAns)| ©) brownebhane + th lo¥nethone
~~ Anse a) All of these. :
Ans3) eis VOR ers te
a becouse wolarity (M) = Males / volume C2) ste
Doles = Mal thy. Velie ———_
Moles = 9 = lo role
)
; METS M glucose
| aligektos naan ea eh. 0 eles
2} Moze Pathicles 2 9 a Agotession oF Feeezing painh.
—_+ | Glucose es hb. i So, i4 ‘ ave _highe. Feeering
_
| Ans. D120 9 mos"!
coal beca: using iscoric xelabr'oh &-
laxity 2 Molecules Lei ht dowd be Sabre.
| to - 20 _
So Be
lox = 1200,
i
x = \log
lopel
|W) Psmobic [Link],
ecow itis
aq Me ac, even
lok low concenbiobions “
\ bath of these.
|hecanse no. of pevtreles onl vabwte of pavbick«
| Poth aomabber 82 yt aie
less than a. Ba
Because > a
Associabion duces humbex) oF paybiole
2 Nant HSS Fuctox Wil be less thay a
) | An’ teal 2 a Solution hake obeys Raoulk’s
law _ exh All ae coher, In ideal sal” A= 2
i et tata BoB liad BY th ne se
2x > n=exane + bi Hephane Benzene +-Tolusne
|_Ant Id) | When _s= nan=valabile isa a -Sduent
the Ve post tess Lo the -Sclvenk “ deczease
thi e S. Soles clecul
2ibi Jac ede
ais Yumbex Jvenk molecules escanthe tke
An 1)
ee phase,
=O bog
Ma = $0. 2g = 0.0 w2kg
pig = Ceti2Og = lh dileladigxg = 18og mot!
| Kye OS2k Kg rol!Moles of 2 = Gn = .[Link] = 6.0 2
MM (go: —
Mololiky, (rd = 20g > 0.0022
Ma Og 0. 09D 2
Now, BT, = Kpxm
BT, = 0,92 4 0.0348
jist, = 0-01%%
Sty =~ Te - Ti
Te = bt + Ti
Te = 0.014 + D2R1b — Cloo'e =/32 2.0K)
(ape 233. 16G :
12). piceer [Link] = Bog 20.05 Kg
QMp= a
| bts = OOK
Ke = GAD ke Kg mag!
DTf = KE A Mit
wy = Df = 10.038) mol Kgs!
KE
moe Lee
bt GMa
XAg= mx GMa
Xp = O.0%Gl% 0.05
Tacg = 0.003405 mal |Xpes Gog. =
MMB
[Mea = Grp 2. 2A
= 5 _
ae 2.003905 BEd gts A
Ang 1D | Abnormal molox mass is observed whey there
Z| ig associablon ot diesocishioh of Selim
Iwolecules i» the Solubion, causing moles mass
beeps. 6 gy Seotre; Sroalles then expected
Sob 22 Vi) KCl Sissolves ike! k? en) ce” jon:
decreases observed welax hmss (her mete pathicle cits Berea)
ti) Acebi acid CCWs COU) dimerizes Chuo mdecules sfoin)
in benzene increases Sbsexved molas_1mass ( ber
Fewer paxhicles axe pyesenb)
1 Valabite Iigssi |
png WW | Rerorsl ! \"
a .
a [Ae the deal ve presse of cach ComAchent
bhe Le. |
fox wm ponen’ A >
Parent Pane Bey 2270
Fox Compenend “8 2~—+
fos PB x-2op
rik Nespas pies youof pate Aand B.
« |ocy and arp =~ wole Srochions of A cvd DBMola ia
ni 2g" @
eee ee
| Pina = ta Op ee J
Dis is Dre expaessiin Gt dobal Vapmct Oxessure iy
terms of male frachion oF corponenb 3B. _
| Dos ih Osta px mM ved ak xoom temp. — ho =
Jes.
cchadeuc efat Liki ail analtlnigeailtiy ase. by, —_
93 a et (a FT
| + |Even fr very dilde Sol”, OSwabic precawe Measuxenents_
$e aCeuxroke 2 =
- |The chonge in OSmobic _pxessute isi\ lo¥g ven fa "eal
. Cone”, Maing tb easy to detect __
No need Fox olebile Solvents, Sol” Jo nob qa eoSsily.
Thus, psmobic pre
| Molax Moss, especially Fox aa
Like protein rod _polymexs.
A sote_xelioble valves of
lee le $___—wv
ays 1D
=
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Date
ligalise pagel ta ae calecedel ge
| pun perbhy —[Link], be ostaciakion ox dissociaklan
[Effect on colligative Properbies 2~
[fot dissociation 2? mune of pasbiles.. Iiereteesd)
— Co! ca Ses. fx ex 3 KCL KY Cr
fox associobion' =) numbex of payticles decseases
—> cdiigative piopexhiy decxease
Modified fosrmlas $2
- | pt = ix Kk
ST, = 1% Kn x ™ ;
[Ais siier RX TF
(D)| Ks = 1.64 K Kg ok"
[Link] = 1g >see
[Link] = \bog = 0.1 Kg
MMg = CalgOn = 2232 Iv@tidx3 = Wy rod"
Xp = GM ~. Jole84 wod/
MoM ay 2
me
= Zi = 0,0la4 4 = joie Lah Kg!
Gira Ca) out aes
Dig = Kix m
Srp = 146x0, lo&t_
(Nt Aaa Kk 7 %ene
DbYpis Thy Te; —~
ae = ie thy D = TEi
Thi = O- 0.262 —
nS toe ASsociabion. ‘akon J nlite molecules carbine bo _
Tl fos thiggey rclecules (diness,buirress ebe,) it So)”
Fed Acti ‘acid assoclabesi sin’ berpehe
Mp%e lows in Solbion. Forlex =) Sodium ehlox:
CulaCL) dissoctakesAnkn Nat awd Ch) wakes.
Ascociabion leads ba dectease” sn Colligakive: prone sticc,
whi) i
ot
Aismciabion leads ba Increase.