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Solution boiling point
Solution boiling point hinges on its
dissolved substance amenity yawns. If it dissolved substance more volatile than
its dissolving (inferior dissolved substance boiling point), therefore solution
boiling point becomes inferior of its dissolving boiling point or said by
solution boiling point is down. Its example is ethyl alcohol solution in its
boiling point water inferior of 100 °C but overbids of 78,3 °C (ethyl alcohol
boiling point 78,3 °C and water boiling point 100 °C). If it dissolved
substance don't volatile (are not volatile or nonvolatile ) than its
dissolving (higher dissolved substance boiling point), therefore solution
boiling point becomes to overbid from its dissolving boiling point or said by
solution boiling point ascends. On ethyl alcohol solution example in that
water, if looked on by its dissolving is ethyl alcohol, therefore solution
boiling point also rise. Solution boiling point ascension because of descent of
solution vapour pressure. Based jurisdictional koligatif's character solution,
solution boiling point ascension of purification dissolving boiling point its
straight equal with solution molality.
Δ t b = solution boiling point
ascension.
k
b = molal's boiling point ascension dissolving.
m
= solution concentration in molal.
Trifling
example:
Account
glucose solution boiling point 0,1 m if molal's boiling point ascension waters
0,512 °C / m!
Answer:
Δ t b = k b . m = 0,512
°C / m x 0,1 m = 0,0512 °C
So
t b solution = t b water + Δ t b = 100 °C + 0,0512 °C = 100,0512 °C
c. Solution freezing point
Solution vapour pressure decrease cause
solution freezing point becomes inferior of purification dissolving freezing
point it. koligatif's character law to solution freezing point decrease applies
on solution with volatile dissolved substance( volatile ) and also don't
volatile( nonvolatile ). Based jurisdictional that, solution freezing
point decrease of purification dissolving freezing point its straight equal
with solution molality.
Δ t
f = k f . m
Δ t f = solution freezing point
decrease.
k
f = molal's freezing point decrease dissolving.
m
= solution concentration in molal.
Trifling
example:
Account
glucose solution freezing point 0,1 m if penuruan molal's freezing points
waters 1,86 °C / m!
Answer:
Δ t f = k f . m = 1,86
°C / m x 0,1 m = 0,186 °C
So
t f solution = t f water – Δ t f = 0 °C – 0,186 °C = – 0,186 °C
Its outgrows tetapan molal's boiling point
(k b ) and molal's freezing point (k f ) severally
dissolving is as on following table:
Dissolving
|
Freezing point(°C )
|
k f (°C / m)
|
Boiling point(°C )
|
k b (°C / m)
|
Water
|
0,0
|
1,86
|
100,0
|
0,512
|
Acetate
|
16,6
|
3,9
|
117,9
|
3,07
|
Benzene
|
5,50
|
4,9
|
80,1
|
2,53
|
Kamfor
|
179,8
|
39,7
|
207,42
|
5,61
|
Nitrobenzena
|
5,7
|
7,0
|
210,8
|
5,24
|
Phenol
|
40,90
|
7,4
|
181,75
|
3,56
|
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