9. Engr. Tabor was given 0.6216 g of an unidentified solute. To identify the molecular weight of the said solute, he mixed 0.5216 g of naphthalene in 78.03 mL of carbon tetrachloride and measured its boiling point, which happened to be 77.122 deg C. He then mixed the unidentified solute in equal amounts of the solvent as that of the previous mixture. The boiling point of the second mixture was measured to be 77.367 deg C. What is the molecular weight of the unidentified solute?

9. Engr. Tabor was given 0.6216 g of an unidentified solute. To identify the molecular weight of the said solute, he mixed 0.5216 g of naphthalene in 78.03 mL of carbon tetrachloride and measured its boiling point, which happened to be 77.122 deg C. He then mixed the unidentified solute in equal amounts of the solvent as that of the previous mixture. The boiling point of the second mixture was measured to be 77.367 deg C. What is the molecular weight of the unidentified solute?

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