hello ! i need help with 6,7,8 Determination of Molar Mass by Freezing Point DepressionPART B. Freezing Point of a Solution Containing an Unknown SoluteTrial 14. Mass of unknown solute05. Freezing point of solution(from temperature vs. time plot)6. Freezing point depression (ATĮ)(use average freezing point from 3)7. Molar mass of unknown(use correct units)8. Average molar mass (Trial 1 and 2)(use correct units)0.513Trial 2°℃b.Dg39.202 °C 37.667 °C°CUnknown Number BAttach your temperature vs. time plots and show your calculations in the space below. Determination of Molar Mass by Freezing Point DepressionPART B. Freezing Point of a Solution Containing an Unknown SoluteTrial 14. Mass of unknown solute05. Freezing point of solution(from temperature vs. time plot)6. Freezing point depression (ATĮ)(use average freezing point from 3)7. Molar mass of unknown(use correct units)8. Average molar mass (Trial 1 and 2)(use correct units)0.513Trial 2°℃b.Dg39.202 °C 37.667 °C°CUnknown Number BAttach your temperature vs. time plots and show your calculations in the space below.

To solve questions no. 6, 7, and 8 based on the given information: Mass of unknown solute = 0.513 g…

PART A. Freezing Point of Pure Lauric Acid 1. Mass of empty centrifuge tube + beaker Mass of lauric acid + centrifuge tube + beaker 2. Freezing point of lauric acid (from temperature vs. time plot) 3. Average freezing point (Trial 1 and 2) Trial 1 Trial 2 55.950 g 59.423 D.D g 43.31 °C 43.03 43.31 +43.03/2 y 43.17 °C

PART A. Freezing Point of Pure Lauric Acid 1. Mass of empty centrifuge tube + beaker Mass of lauric acid + centrifuge tube + beaker 2. Freezing point of lauric acid (from temperature vs. time plot) 3. Average freezing point (Trial 1 and 2) Trial 1 Trial 2 55.950 g 59.423 D.D g 43.31 °C 43.03 43.31 +43.03/2 y 43.17 °C

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Determination of Molar Mass by Freezing Point Depression
PART B. Freezing Point of a Solution Containing an Unknown Solute
Trial 1
4. Mass of unknown solute
0
5. Freezing point of solution
(from temperature vs. time plot)
6. Freezing point depression (ATĮ)
(use average freezing point from 3)
7. Molar mass of unknown
(use correct units)
8. Average molar mass (Trial 1 and 2)
(use correct units)
0.513
Trial 2
°℃
b.D
g
39.202 °C 37.667 °C
°C
Unknown Number B
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