Calculate the ebullioscopic for water. The heat of vapourisation is 40.685kJmol−1.
0.512Kkgmol−1
1.86Kkgmol−1
3.56Kkgmol−1
5.12Kkgmol−1
A
0.512Kkgmol−1
B
5.12Kkgmol−1
C
1.86Kkgmol−1
D
3.56Kkgmol−1
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Kb=MRTb×Tb1000×DHv
Kb=18×8.314×273×2731000×40.685×1000
Kb=20820933.10840.685×1000000
Kb=0.512 M is molecular mass of water Tb is boiling point of water
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