calculate the Kf for BHT from your data.  calculate the molality of your unknown solution using your data and the Kf found calculate the molar mass of your unknown using your data and the molality of the unknown solution found   Trial Sample Value Unit Trial 1 and 2 Mass of BHT  10.001 g  Trial 3 Mass of dichlorobenzene  0.509 g  Trial 4  Mass of BHT  10.171  g Trial 4 Mass of unknown  0.562  g N/A Unknown Letter  A       Value Units a. Trial 1 – Pure BHT  69.3 C  b. Trial 2 – Pure BHT 69.3  C c. Trial 1 and 2 – Average Melting Point 69.3 C d. Trial 3 – BHT + dichlorobenzene 65.9 C e. Trial 4 – BHT and unknown 63.0 C

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calculate the Kf for BHT from your data. 
calculate the molality of your unknown solution using your data and the Kf found
calculate the molar mass of your unknown using your data and the molality of the unknown solution found
 
Trial Sample Value Unit
Trial 1 and 2 Mass of BHT  10.001
Trial 3 Mass of dichlorobenzene  0.509
Trial 4  Mass of BHT  10.171  g
Trial 4 Mass of unknown  0.562  g
N/A Unknown Letter  A  
 
  Value Units
a. Trial 1 – Pure BHT  69.3
b. Trial 2 – Pure BHT 69.3  C
c. Trial 1 and 2 – Average Melting Point 69.3 C
d. Trial 3 – BHT + dichlorobenzene 65.9 C
e. Trial 4 – BHT and unknown 63.0 C

 

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Freezing point depression- When a solute is added to the solvent, the decrease in freezing point of the pure solvent is known as freezing point depression.

 

Depression in the freezing point is given by 

T= Tf°-T =Kf.mwhere, Tf°=Freezing point of pure solventTf=Freezing point of solutionKf = Molal freezing point constantm = Molality

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