Assume van't Hoff factor is 1.00 Complete the tablemass of test tube + beaker + stir bar + solvent (g)30.64mass of test tube + beaker + stir bar + solvent + solute (g)38.48mass of test tube + beaker + stir bar (g)10.23mass of solvent (g)(A) 20.41mass of solute (g)(В) 7.84freezing point pure solvent (°C)45.36freezing point solution (°C)41.56If the freezing point depression constant of the pure solvent is 8.68 °C-kg solvent/mol solute, calculate the molar mass of the soluteg/mol

Given: Freezing point of solution = 41.56 °C Freezing point of solvent = 45.36°C Depression in…

mass of test tube + beaker + stir bar + solvent (g) 30.64 mass of test tube + beaker + stir bar + solvent + solute (g) 38.48 mass of test tube + beaker + stir bar (g) 10.23 mass of solvent (g) (A) 20.41 mass of solute (g) (B) 7.84 freezing point pure solvent (°C) 45.36 freezing point solution (°C) 41.56 If the freezing point depression constant of the pure solvent is 8.68 °C-kg solvent/mol solute, calculate the molar mass of the solute g/mol

mass of test tube + beaker + stir bar + solvent (g) 30.64 mass of test tube + beaker + stir bar + solvent + solute (g) 38.48 mass of test tube + beaker + stir bar (g) 10.23 mass of solvent (g) (A) 20.41 mass of solute (g) (B) 7.84 freezing point pure solvent (°C) 45.36 freezing point solution (°C) 41.56 If the freezing point depression constant of the pure solvent is 8.68 °C-kg solvent/mol solute, calculate the molar mass of the solute g/mol

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