how do you solve this problem?

[hotinwoof]

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how do you set this up?

 

[hotinwoof]

it's 2 questions.

 

[discolphie]

if you peruse this section, you'll find the answer to this question already listed..

 

[hotinwoof]

well can you lend a brother a hand. i did a search for "topscore chemistry problem" and found nothing.

 

[discolphie]

Jo23's answer...

http://forums.studentdoctor.net/sho...;threadid=86438

 

[hotinwoof]

thanks. i know what i did wrong, i multiplied the 40% with the initial only instead of subtracting.

any idear on the other problem?

 

[discolphie]

FYI, sorry if i'm wrong but it's been a while since I did some of these problems..

Assuming we have a solute that doesn't dissociate ( so i= 1), we have

(change in Temperature) delta T = k m i

where k = 3.51
m = 4 molals
i = 1

so basically your change in temperature is 14 degrees.

And since this colligative property is dealing with boiling point elevation , its 70.4 + 14 = 84.4