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                                             Appendix A: Homework Problem Sets            131

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                                   is K H =74.68 kPa m mol −1 . What is the solubility (molarity) of
                                   oxygen in water at that temperature?
                               (b) If the minimum concentration of O 2 (g) in water necessary to sus-
                                   tain life is 4 mg/L, what is the minimum partial pressure of O 2 (g)?
                             5. The vapor pressure of a pure solvent at 80.0 C is 400 Torr. When 0.15 g
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                               of a solute is dissolved in 6.5 g of this solvent, the pressure is reduced
                               by 15 Torr. The molar mass of the solvent is M solvent =80.0gmol −1 .
                               What is the molar mass, M solute of the compound?
                             6. The addition of 30.0g of a substance to 7.0 g of CCl 4 lowered the
                               freezing point of the solvent by 7.5 K. The freezing point lowering
                               constant is K f = 40 K/mol per 1 kg of solvent. What is the molar mass
                               of the compound?
                             7. The osmotic pressure of an aqueous solution of a solid in H 2 O(l)
                               is 125 kPa at 298.15K. The mass number of the solid is M =
                               180.16g mol −1  . The freezing point constant for water is K f  =
                               1.86 Kkg solvent /mol solute . The normal freezing point of H 2 O(l) is
                                 ∗
                               T = 273.15 K. Calculate the freezing point of the solution.
                                f
                             8. Calculate the number of moles (the solubility) of CO 2 in water at
                               298.15 K when the partial pressure of CO 2 is
                               (a) 2.0 kP a ,
                               (b) 200 kP a.

                               Henry’s Law constant of CO 2 in water at 298.15K is K H =
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                               2.937 kP a m mol −1  and the atmospheric pressure is 1 atm or 101 kPa
                               at 298.15 K.
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                             9. Calculate the boiling point of 250 cm of water containing 7.5 g of
                               sucrose. The normal boiling point of water is 373.15K and the boiling
                               point elevation constant is K b =0.51 K kg  mol −1  .
                                                                    solv   solute
                            10. (a) Solute B and solvent A form an ideal dilute solution. The partial
                                   pressure of the solute is 30 Torr when the mole fraction of the solute
                                   is x A =0.20. Find Henry’s Law constant K B.
                               (b) If the partial pressure of the solvent at that composition is 250 Torr,
                                   what is the pressure of the pure solvent?
                            11. An aqueous solution containing a substance whose concentration is
                               7.50 g/L has an osmotic pressure of 1150 Torr at 77 K.
                               (a) What is the molecular weight of the solute?
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                               (b) What is the osmotic pressure of a solution at 27 Cthatcontains
                                   1.00 g of this solute in 500 mL of solution?
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