1. What is the partial pressure from O2above a solution of water that has 0.1 molar fraction of O2 at 298K? 2. A) 116g of NaCl (58g/mol) added to 100mL of water. B) What is the predicted boiling point of this solution using a Kb of 0.51 C*kg/mol?3. A 100mM solution of FeCl3 has an osmotic pressure of 5950 torr. A) What is the value of Van hoft factor for this solution? B) What is the theoretical Van Hoft factor. C) Provide the reason for this difference. D) Would you expect NaCl to deviate more or less from ideality?

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1. What is the partial pressure from O₂above a solution of water that has 0.1 molar fraction of O₂at 298K?

2. A) 116g of NaCl (58g/mol) added to 100mL of water. B) What is the predicted boiling point of this solution using a K_b of 0.51 C*kg/mol?

3. A 100mM solution of FeCl₃has an osmotic pressure of 5950 torr. A) What is the value of Van hoft factor for this solution? B) What is the theoretical Van Hoft factor. C) Provide the reason for this difference. D) Would you expect NaCl to deviate more or less from ideality?

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