[CHM 112] Lab Questions

Andrew J. Pounds pounds_aj at mercer.edu
Thu Jun 27 13:00:37 EDT 2013


No - not an equation this time -- you experimentally determine the value 
of the freezing point graphically.

I would like the unknown number and the molar mass of your unknown in 
the big box.

Yes -- for the second trial with the unknown the solute mass it the sum 
of the mass from the first experiment and what you added in the second 
trial.

On 06/27/13 12:13, wrote:
> 1) Is there an equation to calculate freezing point? Or do we just pick the temperature where it levels off?
> 2) what would you like us to put in the big box for the freezing point depression lab?
> 3) we add the weight of the solutes together for the 2nd solution weight, correct?
>
>


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