Use the following information to calculate the molar mass of the unknown Mass of unknown solute = 0.65 g Volume of t-butanol = 30.0 mL Density of t-butanol = 0.76 g/mL Freezing point of t-butanol = 25.5 °C Freezing point of the solution = 23 °C %3D Kf of t-butanol = 9.1°C/m

Use the following information to calculate the molar mass of the unknown Mass of unknown solute = 0.65 g Volume of t-butanol = 30.0 mL Density of t-butanol = 0.76 g/mL Freezing point of t-butanol = 25.5 °C Freezing point of the solution = 23 °C %3D Kf of t-butanol = 9.1°C/m

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Use the following information to calculate the molar mass of the unknown
Mass of unknown solute = 0.65 g
Volume of t-butanol = 30.0 mL
Density of t-butanol = 0.76 g/mL
Freezing point of t-butanol = 25.5 °C
Freezing point of the solution = 23 °C
Kf of t-butanol = 9.1°C/m
Freezing point change , AT: (°C )
Mass of t-butanol in solution (kg)
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