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t-Butanol is hydroscopic-it tends to absorb water on exposure to air. What is the freezing point of a solution made by adding 0.0500 g water (molar mass - 18.016 g mol ¹) to 10.00 g t-butanol (molar mass = 74.12 g mol-') [freezing point (t-butanol) = 25.50 °C; Kr (t-butanol) = 9.1 °C molal ¹] D.)22.9 °C A. 28.03 °C E. 3.16 °C 32.53 °C C. 22.34 °C

t-Butanol is hydroscopic-it tends to absorb water on exposure to air. What is the freezing point of a solution made by adding 0.0500 g water (molar mass - 18.016 g mol ¹) to 10.00 g t-butanol (molar mass = 74.12 g mol-') [freezing point (t-butanol) = 25.50 °C; Kr (t-butanol) = 9.1 °C molal ¹] D.)22.9 °C A. 28.03 °C E. 3.16 °C 32.53 °C C. 22.34 °C

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t-Butanol is hydroscopic it tends to absorb water on exposure to air. What is the freezing point of a solution made by adding 0.0500 g water (molar mass= 18.016 g mol ¹) to 10.00 g t-butanol (molar mass=74.12 g mol-¹) [freezing point (t-butanol) - 25.50 °C; Kr (t-butanol) - 9.1 °C molal ¹] C. 22.34 °C D. 22.97 °C A. 28.03 °C E. 3.16 °C (B.2.53 °C
Transcribed Image Text:t-Butanol is hydroscopic it tends to absorb water on exposure to air. What is the freezing point of a solution made by adding 0.0500 g water (molar mass= 18.016 g mol ¹) to 10.00 g t-butanol (molar mass=74.12 g mol-¹) [freezing point (t-butanol) - 25.50 °C; Kr (t-butanol) - 9.1 °C molal ¹] C. 22.34 °C D. 22.97 °C A. 28.03 °C E. 3.16 °C (B.2.53 °C
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