1. A liquid has a vapor pressure of 40.00kPa at 298.15K. When 0.080kg of an involatile solute is dissolved in 1 mol of the liquid, the new vapor pressure is 26.66kPa. What is the molar mass of the solute? Assume that the solution is ideal.

1. A liquid has a vapor pressure of 40.00kPa at 298.15K. When 0.080kg of an involatile solute is dissolved in 1 mol of the liquid, the new vapor pressure is 26.66kPa. What is the molar mass of the solute? Assume that the solution is ideal.

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1. A liquid has a vapor pressure of 40.00kPa at 298.15K. When 0.080kg of an involatile
solute is dissolved in 1 mol of the liquid, the new vapor pressure is 26.66kPa. What is the
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