B please 4.Graphing is an essential skill used throughout chemistry courses and other sciences.Here is aproblem dealing with the creation and use of a graph.The solubility, S, of K2SO4 is given as grams K2SO4 per 100.0 g of H2O (that is, thenumber of grams of K2SO4 that will dissolve in 100.0 g of H20 to form a saturated solution).The experimentaldata are:T/°C400914.218.321.625.9On graph paper, plot the solubility (ordinate, or y-axis) versus the temperaturea.(abscissa, or x-axis). Follow the points outlined in your Lab Manual on plotting data.Your plot must include labeled axes (showing necessary units), and a title (such as"Solubility of K2SO4 in Water as aFunction of Temperature"). Spread out your data (thatis, "expand the axes") so that your plotcovers a large portion of the page of graphpaper. Use your graph to answer the questions below.b. Determine the mass of K2SO4 that will dissolve in 250.0 g of H20 to form asaturatedsolution at 70.0 °C.C. Determine the temperature at which 67.5 g K2SO4 will dissolve in 450.0 g H20to forma saturated solution.d. Determine the mass of K2SO4 that will crystallize when 500.0 g of a saturatedsolutionat 100.0 °C is cooled to form a saturated solution at 20.0 °C.e. Determine the mathematical equation that describes 'S' as a function of 'T'.Note: Information on graphing can be found in the introductory material for the labmanual. You must use quality graph paper ... “4 squares to 1 inch" grid paper is NOTgraph paper!

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