One mole of glucose was dissolved in 1 kg of water, ethanol, ether, and benzene separately and the molal boiling point constant of each solution was found to be 0.52, 1.75,2.16, and 2.70 in the units of / °C kg mol-1 respectively. Which of the following figures shows benzene as a solvent in solution?

Correct answer: D. 4

  • A. 1
  • B. 2
  • C. 3
  • D. 4

Explanation

Since the solution of benzene and glucose has the highest molal boiling point constant of 2.70, this means that the equilibrium between benzene vapor and the solution will be shifted toward the solution side. Hence vapor pressure of Benzene will be the lowest and the level of mercury will be the highest. As it is numerical, it can have only one possible answer.

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