The concentration of hydrocarbon in benzene is 2.57% by mass. The vapor pressure of solution and pure solvent at 35°C is 147.35torr and 150torr respectively. The density of benzene is 0.86g/cc. Determine the following: a, Vapor pressure lowering b. Freezing point of the solution c. Boiling point elevation

The concentration of hydrocarbon in benzene is 2.57% by mass. The vapor pressure of solution and pure solvent at 35°C is 147.35torr and 150torr respectively. The density of benzene is 0.86g/cc. Determine the following: a, Vapor pressure lowering b. Freezing point of the solution c. Boiling point elevation

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