Which of the following solutions has the lowest boiling point? select one: a. 0.15 m nacl b. 0.10 m mgbr2 c. 0.15 m ba(no3)2 d. 0.20 m c2h6o2 e. 0.10 m fe(no3)3

The solution with the lowest boiling point is: d. 0,20

Explanation:

The boiling point depends on the boiling point elevation which is a colligative property. All colligative properties depend on the concentration of particles (ions) present. So then, the concentration of particles for each point is determined by multiplying the molarity given by the Van’t Hoff factor. Each of these is calculated as follows:

a. 0,15M NaCl

1. The dissolution of sodium chloride can be represented by the following equation:

, so we have 2 particles (ions)

2. Replacing the value of 2 particles in the following formula:

b. 0.10 M

1. The dissolution of Magnesium Bromide can be represented by the following equation:

" alt="MgBr_2\rightarrow Mg^{+2}(ac)+2Br^{-}(ac)" />" />, so we have 3 particles (ions)

2. Replacing the value of 3 particles in the following formula:

c. 0,15 M

1. The dissolution of Barium Nitrate can be represented by the following equation:

, so we have 3 particles (ions)

2. Replacing the value of 3 particles in the following formula:

d. 0.20M;

Ethylene Glycol is a nonelectrolyte instead it is molecular compound. These compounds are formed by nonmetals, they can dissolve in water, but they don’t dissociate in the solution they stay intact, so then i=1 and the concentration of the particles is  (0,20)(1)= 0,20.

e. 0.10M  

1. The dissolution of  Ferric Nitrate can be represented by the following equation

, so we have 4 particles (ions),

2. Replacing the value of 4 particles in the following formula:

Result: The solution  0.20M will have the lowest  boiling point it has the lowest concentration of ions.

Thompson's experiments with cathode ray tube showed that every atom contains a small amount of negatively charged subatomic particles. Thomson proposed the plum pudding model of the atom.

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