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This document provides the solutions to 20 questions regarding various chemistry concepts related to solutions and related calculations involving concentration, molality, molarity, vapor pressure, and boiling point. The questions cover topics such as calculating concentration of solutions, Henry's law, vapor pressure of liquid mixtures, vapor pressure lowering by solutes, and changes in boiling point of solutions.
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Subjective Assignement HW

This document provides the solutions to 20 questions regarding various chemistry concepts related to solutions and related calculations involving concentration, molality, molarity, vapor pressure, and boiling point. The questions cover topics such as calculating concentration of solutions, Henry's law, vapor pressure of liquid mixtures, vapor pressure lowering by solutes, and changes in boiling point of solutions.
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ASSIGNMENT SUBJECTIVE [ HOME WORK ]


CONC. TERMS --------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q1] Air contains 79 % Nitrogen by mass . Calculate its mass fraction & ppm in air &( 0.79 , 79 x 10 4 )
Q2] How many moles of MgSO4 7H2O must be added to 100 moles of water to obtain 10 % solution of
MgSO4 ,7 H2O ( 0.813 moles )
Q3] The river Ganga contains 60 mg of Ca+2 ions per Kg of its water . Calculate the ppm of Ca+2 ions in the water
of Ganges [ 60 ppm ]
Q4] The percentage composition ( by weight ) of a solution is 45 % X , 15 % of Y , 40% of Z . Calculate the
Mole fraction of each component of solution . ( Molecular wt of X is 18 , Y is 60 & Z is 60 ) [ X- 0.731 , y - 0.073
Q5] Calculate Formality of solution of sodium thiosulphate Na 2S2O8 solution , 1.24 g of which are dissolved in
100 cm3 of the solution [ 0.05 F ]
Q6] Calculate Molality of one liter solution of 93% H 2SO4 by Volume . The  of the solution is 1.84 g/ml [10.43]
Q7] What will be the normality of solution of CaCl2 containing 6.023 x 10 20 Cl – ions when volume of solution is
500 ml ( 4x 10-3 N )
Q8] Calculate the no of oxalic acid molecules in 100 ml of 0.02 N oxalic acid .(6.023x 10 20 )

Mixed relations --- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Q9] Calculate Molarity of an aqueous solution of sucrose which is 67% of by weight , when its density is
1.23 g / cm3 [ 0.45 M ]
Q10] Calculate Molality of 10 N solution of Al (OH ) 3 , when density of the solution is 1.20 g/ml ( 3.5 m )
Q11] 0.01 M solution of Ca(OH)2 will have normality -( 0.02 )
Q12] A 12 M HCl solution contains 37 % HCl by mass . What is the density of the solution ? [ 1.19 g / cm 3 ]
Q13] The density of a 3 M solution of K2S2O3 is 1.50 g / cm3 . Calculate a] The % by weight of Pot
thiosulphate b] Mole fraction of pot thiosulphate c] Molality of Potassium ion . [ 38 % , 0.05, 6.45 m ]
Q14] If Molality of the solution containing same solute is 5 m , calculate X B. [ 0.08]
Q15] The Conc. of Sulphuric acid in bottle labeled as conc. Sulphuric acid is 18 M . The solution has density of
1.84 g / cm3 . What is the Mole fraction & weight % of Sulphuric acid in the solution [ 95.87 % ]
Q16] Calculate the Molality of 1 M solution of Sodium Nitrate . The density of solution is 1.25 g / cm 3 [ 0.858m]
Q17] Calculate Molality of Sulphuric acid solution in which the Mole fraction of water is 0.85 [ 9.8m ]
Q18] The mole fraction of Heptane in a solution in Hexane is 0.60 . Calculate the weight % of Heptane in solution
[ 63.5 % ]

Solution Mixture
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Q19] Calculate the
conc. of a solution in % that is obtained by mixing 300 g of 25 % solution of NH 4NO3 with 150 g of a 40 %
solution of NH4NO3 [ 30 % ] Q20] If 20 ml
of 1.0 M MgCl2 & 60 ml of 0. 20 M MgCl2 are mixed , what will be the Molarity & Normality of Chloride ion in
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the solution ? [ 0.8 M , 0.8 N ] Q21]


Calculate the resulting Molarity of the solution that is obtained by adding 5 g of NaOH to 200 ml of M/ 4 NaOH
solution [ density = 1.05g / cm3 ] The density of resulting solution is 1.08 g / cm3 [ 0.88 M ]

Normality eq ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q22] Calculate the normality of the resulting solution made by adding two drops ( 0.1ml ) of 0.1N H 2SO4 in one
liter of distilled water ( 10-5 N )
Q23] What volume of water is required to make 0.20 N solution from 1600 ml of 0.2050 N solution [ 40 ml
Q24] What volume of 50% HNO3 having density ( 1.10g/ml ) & what volume of water is required to
prepare 20 % , 200 ml of HNO3 with density 1.01 g / ml ? [ 73.5 ml , 126.5

ml ] . Henry’s Law
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Q25] Henry’s const
for CO2 in water is 1.67 x10 8 k pa at 298 K . Calculate the quantity of CO2 in 500 ml of soda water
when packed under 2.5 atm pressure at 298 K [ 1.854 g ] Q26] At what
partial pressure Nitrogen will have a solubility of 0.06 g / l in water at 293 K ? Henry’s constant for N 2 is 76.48 K
bar at 293K . Assuming density of solution to be same as that of solvent ? Q27] The
-3
partial pressure of Methane over a saturated solution containing 5 x 10 g of methane is 1 atm . If Calculate
partial pressure of a gas when solution contain 5 x 10 -5 g of methane
Q28] Mole fraction of methane in Benzene is 0.00178 . calculate partial pressure of the gas under which it can
dissolve . KH for methane is 4.27 x 10 5 mm Hg [ 760 mm ]
Q29] Total pressure is one atm & temp is 250 C . Mole fraction of N2 gas in air is 0.78 & KH for N2 is 8.42 x 10-7
M / mm of Hg . What si the Conc. of N2 in a glass of water at 250 C ? [ 4.99 x 10-4 M ]

Vapor Pressure -- liquid in liquid - ----------------------------------------------------


Q30] The vapor pressure of Ethanol & Methanol are 44.5 mm & 88.7 mm of Hg respt . An Ideal solution is formed
at the same temp by mixing 60 g of Ethanol & 40 g of Methanol . Calculate the total Vapor pressure of the solution
& the Mole fraction of Methanol in the Vapor state [ 66.17 mm , 0.66 ]
Q31] An aqueous solution containing 30% by wt of liquid A ( Molecular wt = 140 ) has a vapor pressure of 160
mm at 57 0C . Find the vapor pressure of A , if that of water is 150 mm of Hg ( 10 mm)
Q32] Benzene & Toluene form ideal solution Calculate Vapor pressure of a solution containing 0.6 mole fraction
of Toluene when PB0 is 103.01mm & PT0 is 32.06 mm of Hg [ 60.44 mm ]
Q33] Cyclohexane & Ethanol at a particular temp have vapor pressure of 280 mm & 168 mm respt . If these two
solutions having Mole fraction value of Cyclohexane equal to 0.32 are mixed & the mixture has a total vapor
pressure of 376 mm , will the mixture be an ideal solution ? [ 203. 84, not ]
Q34] Two liquids X & Y form an ideal solution at 300 K . Vapor pressure of solution containing 3 moles of X
& 1mole of Y is 550 mm of Hg . At the same Temp , if 1 mole of Y is further added , to this solution , the vapor
pressure of solution increases by 10 mm of Hg . Calculate vapor pressure of Pure X & Y [ 600 & 400 ]

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Q35] Two liquids A & B have vapor pressure in the ratio PA0 : PB0 = 1 : 2 at a certain Temp . Suppose that we
have an ideal solutions of A & B in the mole ratio fraction ratio A : B = 1 : 2 what is the mole fraction of A in
the vapor phase in Eqbm with a solution at a given Temp [ 0.2 ]
Q36] The vapor pressure of pure liquids A & B are 450 mm & 700 mm of Hg respt at 350 K . Calculate the
composition of the liquid mixture if the total vapor pressure id 600 mm of Hg . Also calculate composition of
the mixture in vapor phase [ XA = 0.4 , XB = 0.6 , in vapor phase --- XA = 0.3 , XB == 0.7 ]

 Vapor Pressure – Solid in Liquid


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Q37] Why vapor pressure of aq solution is less as compared to pure solvent ?
Q38] Calculate vapor pressure lowering of aqueous 1molal glucose solution , p 0 = 760mm of Hg ( 14 torr )
Q39] What weight of non volatile solute urea needs to be dissolved in 50 gm of water , in order to decrease the
vapor pressure of water by 25 % . What will be the Molality of solution ? [ 55.56 , 18.52 ]
Q40] Calculate the Molal Lowering of vapor pressure for water at 100 0C [ 13.68 mm og Hg ]
Q41] Calculate Vapor pressure of 20 % [ w- w ] aq solution of Glucose at 273 K [ 0.975 atm ]
Q42] What weight of solute with molar mass 60 g / mole is required to be dissolved in 180 g of water to reduce
the vapor pressure to 4/5 th of pure water [ 120 g ]
Q43] The vapor pressure of CS2 at 500 C is 854 torr & a solution of 2 g of Sulphur in 100 g of CS2 has a vapor
pressure of 848.9 torr . Calculate formula of Sulphur [ S8 ]
Q44] . The vapor pressure of solution containing 7 g of Mg ( NO 3 ) 2 in 100 g of water is 746mm of Hg at
100 0C . What is the degree of dissociation of the salt at this temp ? ( 0.8)

 BOILING
POINT---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q45] Why an Aq solution of common salt boils at higher temp as compared to boiling point of water ? Plot a
graph showing Boiling point of solution more than pure solvent
Q46] 2 gm of solute was dissolved in 100 ml of benzene [ density = 0.879 gm /ml ] . The solution boiled at 0.25 0C
higher than the boiling point of benzene . Kb = 2.520 C /molal . Calculate MB [ 229.3 ]
Q47] What is the % by weight of Naphthalene needed to raise the boiling point of benzene to 81 0C ? The boiling
point of benzene & its Molal elevation constant are 80.2 0C & 2.53 K Molal -1 respt [ 3.89 % ]
Q48] An aq solution containing 2.88 g of a non volatile solute having the stochiometric composition C nH2nOn in
90 g of water boils at 101.24 0C at 1.00 atm . What is the Molecular formula of the compound ? [ C 44H88O44 ] Q49]
0.1 Molal aqueous solution of a substance boils at 100.0520C & 1 atm pressure . Calculate latent heat of
Vaporization of water [ 53.2 Cal/gm ]
Q50] The solution of Ba( NO3 ) 2 containing 11.07 g in 100 g of water boils at 100.466 0 C . What is the apparent
degree of ionization of the salt at this temp ? Kb = 0.52 0 C ( 55.9 )

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Freezing point --------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Q51] Why an Aq solution has less freezing point as compared to pure water . Plot a graph & give reason .
Q52] What are anti freezing agents ? Explain their role taking one example
Q53] Why Camphor is preferred as a solvent in finding the Molecular weight of Naphalene by rast method ?
[ Kf = 39.7 ]
Q54] Calculate freezing point of a solution containing 10 g of ethanol dissolved in 1000 gm of water [ - 0.404 0C ]
Q55] A 5% solution of cane sugar [mol weight = 342 ] in water has freezing point of –20 0C . Calculate the freezing
point of 40 % solution of glucose in water if freezing point of water is 0 0C [ -3.8 ]
.Q56] In very cold weather , ethylene glycol [ mol weight = 62 ] is added to water used in car radiator so that water
may not freeze . What minimum weight of glycol must be added to 6 Kg of water to prevent it from freezing at
– 0.3 0 C Kf = 1.86 0C [ 22.32g ]
Q57] What is the weight of one mole of solute , 0.132 g of which in 29.70 g of benzene gave a freezing point
depression of 0.108 0 C . K f 5.12 K/ Molal for benzene
Q58] A 0.001molal solution of [ Pt ( NH3) 4 ]Cl4 in water had freezing point of 0.0054 0 C . If K f for water is 1.86
, calculate bonding in this compound . (i= 2.9 )
Q59] Equimolal solutions of KBr & MgCl2 are prepared in water . Freezing point of KBr is found to be
– 30 C . What is the freezing point of MgCl2 ?
Q60] 20.27 g of benzene containing 0.2965 g of benzoic acid freezes at 0.317 0 C below the freezing point of pure
benzene . Calculate degree of association of acid in benzene if K f for benzene is 5.12 0 C m-1 [ 96.84 % ]
Q61] When 11.7 g of Na Cl was dissolved in 200 g of water , shows a depression in freezing point which is double
than in depression caused by 342 g of cane sugar in 100g of water . Calculate i for NaCl ( 2)
Q62] There are two solutions containing in equal quantities of water 1] 0.5 moles of Sugar 2] 0.2 moles of CaCl 2
. both solutions freeze at the same temp . What is the degree of dissociation of CaCl 2 ? [ 75 % ]
Q63] . What weight of phenol should be dissolved in 35 g of water , so the depression in freezing point is
0.215 0C , when it undergoes 84 % association . [ 0.66 g ]

OSMOTIC PRESSURE -------------------------------------------------------------------


Q64] . Name the semi permeable membrane which can be made in lab i.e. synthetic
Q65] Which colligative property is the best to measure molecular mass of any macromolecule & why ?
Q66] How Osmotic pressure of solution depends upon Air Pressure & Temperature ?
Q67] A solution containing 4 g of poly vinyl chloride polymer in one liter of dioxane was found to have osmotic
pressure of 6.4 x 10 –4 atm at 27 0C . Calculate appox Molecular wt of polymer . ( 1.6 x 10 5 )
Q68] At 270C , 36 g of glucose per liter has an osmotic pressure of 4.92 atm . If the osmotic pressure of solution is
1.5 atm at the same temp , what would be it’s concentration ?
Q69] At 10 0 C the Osmotic pressure of urea solution is 500 mm . the solution is diluted & the temp is raised to
250 C , when the osmotic pressure is found to be 105.3mm . determine the extent of dilution . [ 5 times ]
Q70] Calculate the ratio of osmotic pressure of 0.001 M glucose & urea solution . ( one )
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Q71] A solution of 1.73 g of a in 100 cc of water is found to be isotonic with a 3.42 % ( wt / vol ) solution of
sucrose . calculate Molecular weight of “ A [ 173 ]
Q72] Calculate osmotic pressure of deci normal solution of BaCl 2 at 270 C , showing 80 % dissociation ( 3.2 atm
Q73] 1.7 % solution ( W/V ) of AgNO3 is isotonic with 3.4 % solution of glucose . Calculate the degree of ionization
of Ag NO3 solution ( 89% )
Q74] . A 5 % solution of substance X is isotonic with 7% solution of NaCl . Calculate molar mass of X . ( 20.8
Q75] . A 0.1 m solution of KNO3 has an Osmotic pressure of 4.5 atm at 27 0 C . Calculate the apparent degree of
dissociation of the salt in this solution . [83 % ]

 Mixed problems on Colligative properties ------------------------------------------


Q76] An aq Solution of Urea had a freezing point of – 0.52 0 c . Predict the Osmotic pressure of the same solution
at 37 0 C . Assume the Molar Conc. & the Molality are numerically equal K f= 1.86 [ 7.1 atm ]
Q77] . Calculate the freezing point of an aq solution of a non electrolyte having an osmotic pressure of 2 atm at
300 K . Kf = 1.6 K Kg Mole -1 [ -0.151 0C ]

 Vant Hoff factor


-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q78] Arrange the following aqueous solutions in the increasing order of their ----
-----------------------------------------1] Osmotic pressure 2] Relative lowering in Vapor pressure 3] Freezing
point 4] Boiling point
A] 60 g / liter Urea , B] 74.5 g / liter KCl C] 90 g/ liter Glucose
D] 14.2 g / liters of Sodium Sulphate E] 30 g/ liters of Acetic acid in CS 2

 Typical Ouestions
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q79] A very small amount of non volatile solute that does not dissociate is dissolved in 56.8 Cm 3 of benzene
[ density = 0 .889 g/ml ] . At room temp , the vapor pressure of solution is 98.88 mm of Hg . Find the Molality of
solution . If the freezing temp of solution is 0.73 0 C lower than that of benzene , what is the value of K f of benzene
[ 5.2 K Kg / mole ]

Q80] An aqueous solution contains 5 % by mass of urea & 10 % by mass of glucose . If K f for water is 1.86 K
Kg / mole , calculate Depression in freezing point [ - 3.04 0 C ]

Q81] Calculate osmotic pressure of a mixture of 100 ml of 6 % urea solution & 100 ml of 18 %( m – v ) glucose
solution at 270C . ( 24.6 atm )

Q82 ] A 100 g sample of water is found to contain 0.06 moles of NaCl & 1.3 x10 –3 moles of MgCl2 . Find the
boiling point of the sample Kb = 0.52 K Kg / mole ( 100.3180 C )

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