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At , pure benzene freezes. of phenylacetic acid solution in of benzene freezes at . From the observation, one can conclude that:

Vapor density of dissociating into and is Hence, van't Hoff factor for the case is

We have three aqueous solution of labeled as and with concentration and respectively. The value of van't Hoff's factor for these solutions will be in the order

A compound has observed and normal molar masses and respectively. Calculate the apparent degree of ionization of .

Which of the following statements are correct?

Consider solutions of two solutes and . The solute behaves uni-univalent strong electrolyte while the solute dimerises completely in solution. Which of the following statements are correct regarding these solutions?

For a solution, each of two solutes and in which solute behaves as a uni-univalent strong electrolyte and dimerises in solution. The correct statement(s) are:

litre of solution of a complex salt (molar mass ) shows an osmotic pressure of at . The solution is now treated with of . Which of the following options are correct?
