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    The document calculates the molar mass of an unknown solute based on the temperature change of a solution. It finds that the temperature change was 98.5°C. Using this temperature change and the freezing point constant of 0.51°C/kg mol, it calculates the molality to be 193.14 mol/kg. It then uses this molality and the mass of the solvent to find there were 9.657 moles of solute. Dividing the mass of the solute by the moles gives the molar mass as 1.77 g/mol.

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    The document calculates the molar mass of an unknown solute based on the temperature change of a solution. It finds that the temperature change was 98.5°C. Using this temperature change and the freezing point constant of 0.51°C/kg mol, it calculates the molality to be 193.14 mol/kg. It then uses this molality and the mass of the solvent to find there were 9.657 moles of solute. Dividing the mass of the solute by the moles gives the molar mass as 1.77 g/mol.

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    The document calculates the molar mass of an unknown solute based on the temperature change of a solution. It finds that the temperature change was 98.5°C. Using this temperature change and the freezing point constant of 0.51°C/kg mol, it calculates the molality to be 193.14 mol/kg. It then uses this molality and the mass of the solvent to find there were 9.657 moles of solute. Dividing the mass of the solute by the moles gives the molar mass as 1.77 g/mol.

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    The document calculates the molar mass of an unknown solute based on the temperature change of a solution. It finds that the temperature change was 98.5°C. Using this temperature change and the freezing point constant of 0.51°C/kg mol, it calculates the molality to be 193.14 mol/kg. It then uses this molality and the mass of the solvent to find there were 9.657 moles of solute. Dividing the mass of the solute by the moles gives the molar mass as 1.77 g/mol.

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    T = 98,5 C m = T/Kb

    m = 98,5C/0,51C Kg/mol

    = 193,14 mol/kg

    Moles de soluto = Kg disolvente x m

    = 0,05 kg x 193,14 mol/kg

    = 9,657 mol

    17,1 [g] 9,657 [mol] = 1,77 [g/mol]

    *Clculo del T:

    T = Kb x m

    = 0,51C Kg/mol x 193,14 mol/kg

    = 98,5014

    T = Ke x m
    98,5C 98C = 0,51C Kg/mol x m
    m= 0,98 mol/kg

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