## Freezing Point Depression of Sugar SolutionA student prepared a sugar solution containing 1.3658 g of sugar (C₁₂H₂₂O₁₁) in 25.00 mL of water and produced the following freezing point curves. The task is to determine the \( K_f \) of water based on the student's data.### Graphs and Analysis#### 1. **Freezing Point of Pure Water**- **Axes**: The x-axis represents time (seconds), ranging from 0 to 220 seconds. The y-axis represents temperature (°C), ranging from -5 to 25 °C.- **Curve**: The curve shows the cooling of pure water over time. Initially, the temperature decreases rapidly until it stabilizes at around 0°C.#### 2. **Freezing Point of Sugar Solution**- **Axes**: Similar to the first graph, the x-axis represents time (seconds) and the y-axis represents temperature (°C).- **Curve**: The cooling curve of the sugar solution indicates a gradual decrease in temperature, stabilizing at a lower point than that of pure water.### QuestionBased on the data, what is the \( K_f \) of water?#### Options:A. 230 °C/m B. 1.8 °C/m C. 0.041 °C/m D. 24 °C/m Students are to analyze the graphs and select the appropriate \( K_f \) value using the freezing point depression concept.

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A student prepared a sugar solution containing 1.3658 g of sugar (C12H22O11) in 25.00 mL of water, and he/she produced the following freezing point curves. What is the K, of water based on the student's data? Freezing Point of Pure Water 10 a s I 1 19 1 10 te 10 1 10 210 Freezing Point of Sugar Solution A. 230 °C/m B. 1.8 °C/m C. 0.041 °C/m D. 24 °C/m atan

A student prepared a sugar solution containing 1.3658 g of sugar (C12H22O11) in 25.00 mL of water, and he/she produced the following freezing point curves. What is the K, of water based on the student's data? Freezing Point of Pure Water 10 a s I 1 19 1 10 te 10 1 10 210 Freezing Point of Sugar Solution A. 230 °C/m B. 1.8 °C/m C. 0.041 °C/m D. 24 °C/m atan

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