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Hint: There is a formula to calculate the mole of glucose which is present in the 0.5 kg of water and it is as follows.
\[\text{mole fraction of the solute =}\dfrac{n}{n+N}\]
Here n = number of moles of the solute
N = number of moles of the water.
Complete Solution :
- In the question it is given that to calculate the number of grams of glucose is required to reduce the vapor pressure of the 0.5 kg of water by 1%.
- Mass of the glucose = 180.
- Assume the moles of glucose are ‘n’.
- Then number of moles water = $\dfrac{500g}{18}=27.77 moles$
- The number of moles of water in 0.5 kg of water N = 27.77 moles.
- The vapor pressure should be reduced by 1% means $\dfrac{0.01{{P}^{o}}}{{{P}^{o}}}$ .
- Here ${{P}^{o}}$ = Vapor pressure of the water.
- Therefore vapor pressure of the water is equal to number of moles of glucose, then
\[\dfrac{n}{n+N}=\dfrac{0.01{{P}^{o}}}{{{P}^{o}}}\]
- Now substitute N value in the above formula to get the number of moles of glucose.
\[\begin{align}
& \dfrac{n}{n + N}=\dfrac{0.01{{P}^{o}}}{{{P}^{o}}} \\
& \dfrac{n}{n + 27.7}=\dfrac{1}{100} \\
& n=0.28moles \\
\end{align}\]
- The number of moles of glucose required to decrease the vapor pressure of the 0.5 kg of water is 0.28 moles.
- But we need the mass of the glucose required to reduce the vapor pressure of the 0.5 kg of water is 0.28 moles.
- Therefore the mass of the glucose required is = (0.28) (180) = 50.5 g.
So, the correct answer is “Option B”.
Note: Whenever we are going to add a non-volatile solute to water, the vapor pressure of the water is going to decrease. Because the non-volatile solute occupies the surface of the water and won’t allow the water to evaporate.
\[\text{mole fraction of the solute =}\dfrac{n}{n+N}\]
Here n = number of moles of the solute
N = number of moles of the water.
Complete Solution :
- In the question it is given that to calculate the number of grams of glucose is required to reduce the vapor pressure of the 0.5 kg of water by 1%.
- Mass of the glucose = 180.
- Assume the moles of glucose are ‘n’.
- Then number of moles water = $\dfrac{500g}{18}=27.77 moles$
- The number of moles of water in 0.5 kg of water N = 27.77 moles.
- The vapor pressure should be reduced by 1% means $\dfrac{0.01{{P}^{o}}}{{{P}^{o}}}$ .
- Here ${{P}^{o}}$ = Vapor pressure of the water.
- Therefore vapor pressure of the water is equal to number of moles of glucose, then
\[\dfrac{n}{n+N}=\dfrac{0.01{{P}^{o}}}{{{P}^{o}}}\]
- Now substitute N value in the above formula to get the number of moles of glucose.
\[\begin{align}
& \dfrac{n}{n + N}=\dfrac{0.01{{P}^{o}}}{{{P}^{o}}} \\
& \dfrac{n}{n + 27.7}=\dfrac{1}{100} \\
& n=0.28moles \\
\end{align}\]
- The number of moles of glucose required to decrease the vapor pressure of the 0.5 kg of water is 0.28 moles.
- But we need the mass of the glucose required to reduce the vapor pressure of the 0.5 kg of water is 0.28 moles.
- Therefore the mass of the glucose required is = (0.28) (180) = 50.5 g.
So, the correct answer is “Option B”.
Note: Whenever we are going to add a non-volatile solute to water, the vapor pressure of the water is going to decrease. Because the non-volatile solute occupies the surface of the water and won’t allow the water to evaporate.
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