a. Freezing point of pure water, Tf = 0 °C Freezing point of solution, Tf = -0. 34 °C Freezing point depression, ATf = ..0- (-0.34)) = 0.34°C %3D Molal freezing point depression of water, Kf = …1.86°C kg/mol wwwm b. Molality of solution, m = …. C. Molecular weight of solute, MWs = ...

a. Freezing point of pure water, Tf = 0 °C Freezing point of solution, Tf = -0. 34 °C Freezing point depression, ATf = ..0- (-0.34)) = 0.34°C %3D Molal freezing point depression of water, Kf = …1.86°C kg/mol wwwm b. Molality of solution, m = …. C. Molecular weight of solute, MWs = ...

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1. The freezing point datas of pure water and 150 grams of H20 that includes 10 g of sucrose
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a. Freezing point of pure water, Tf = 0 °C
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c. Molecular weight of solute, MWs = ..
%3D
2. Find the theoretical molecular weight of solute in literature and calculate the percentage
error in molecular weight.
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