Camphor melts at 179.8C and

  1. Camphor melts at 179.8C and has a Kf = 40.0 C/m. When 0.186 g of an unknown nonvolatile nonelectrolyte is dissolved in 22.01 g
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  2. Which of these sentences uses the word camphor correctly?a. The artist used camphor to create the correct color for the trees in
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  3. camphor melts at 179.8 degrees, and it has a particularly high freezing point depression constant.(kf=40 degrees/m). when 0.186g
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  4. If Pdcb replaces naphthalene as an active ingredient in mothballs , what is the value of kf for camphor if a 0.260 m solution of
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  5. In frost wedging, a crack expands when water __________. When the water ___________ it can seep into new fissures in the rock.
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  6. Calculate the molar mass of an unknown molecular compound mixed with solid camphor C10H16O, heated and then cooled giving the
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  7. Calculate the molar mass of an unknown molecular compound mixed with solid camphor C10H16O, heated and then cooled giving the
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  8. a 20.3 sample of an organic compound was ground with 442 mg of camphor to form an intimate mixture melting at 170.3 degree C.
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  9. Suppose 1.500 g of a compound is dissolved in 35.00 g of camphor. The freezing point of pure camphor is 178.75 °C, the freezing
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  10. In frost wedging, a crack expands when water __________. When the water ___________ it can seep into new fissures in the rock.
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