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Procedures

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Conclusions

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Experiment 14
Using Freezing Point Depression to Find Molecular Weight

CALCULATIONS/SETUPS

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Freezing temperature depression, DT

(Freezing Temp. of pure Lauric acid) – (Freezing Temp. of mixture)

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Molality, m, of solution

 (DT) / Kf(lauric acid)

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Moles of solute
(calculated from the molality, not the molar mass)

 (molality) X (mass of Lauric acid in kilograms)

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Mole of solute
(experimantal value)

(mass of solute in grams)/ (moles of solute)

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Molar mass of solute
(theoretical value)

Calculated based on the chemical formula provided by the lab instructor

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Percent error in molar mass of solute

 | Exp. Molar mass – Theor. Molar mass | / Theor. Molar mass *100

 

 

 

 

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