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Calculate the amount of CaCl_(2) (van't Hoff factor I =2*47) dissolved in 2*5 L solution so that its osmotic pressure at 300 K is 0*75 atmosphere. Given : Molar mass of CaCl_(2) is 111 g."mol"^(-1), R=0*082L." atm "K^(-1)"mol^(-1).

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Solution :The osmostic pressue (calculated), `pi=(n)/(v)RT` . . .(i)
where, V=volume `=2*5L,` T=Temperature = 300 K,
n= dissolving moles of `CaCl_(2)`
`=("Wt. of solute(g)")/("Molecular mass of solute (M)")`
Thus equation (i) becomes `pi_("Cal")=(g)/(MV)RT`
`:,""pi_("Cal")=(g)/(111"g mol"^(-1)xx2*5l)xx0*082l" atm"`
`K^(-1)"mol"^(-1)xx300K`
`=(24*6)/(277*5)atm=08=886xxg" atm. gm"`
Van's HOFF factor (i)
`=("observed osmotic pressure "(pi_(ob)))/("calculated osmotic pressure"(pi_(Cal)))`
`:.""2*47=(0*75" atm")/("calculated osmotic pressure")`
`:.""2*47=(0*75" atm")/(pi_"Cal")or,pi_("Cal")=0*3036` atm
Thus, `0*3036=0*0886xx"g gm or",g=3*4271" gm"`
Hence, the amount of `CaCl_(2)` dissolve in `2*5" l"` solution is `3*4271` gm.


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