Answer to Question #201074 in General Chemistry for enrica martin

General Chemistry

Question #201074

calculate the boiling point of a solution containing 12g glucose C₆H₁₂O₆dissolved in 200g of water H₂O.(0.512^oC-K₆ of H₂O)

Expert's answer

v(c6h12o6)=12g/180g/mol=0.067mol

v(H2O)=200g/18g/mol=11.11mol

t=11.11*0.067/0.512=1.45C

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