Exercises Chapter 1.

Colligative Properties of Solution First Meeting

No. Question Solution
1. What is the molarity and molality
value of 80 grams of solid NaOH
(Mr = 40) dissolved in 772 grams of
water, it is known that the density of
the solution = 2.13 gr/mL!

2. A total of 300 grams of urea

(CO(NH2)2) dissolved in 2 L of
solution. If it is known that Ar C =
12, H = 1, N = 14, O = 16 and the
density of the solution is 1.05
gr/mL. Determine molarity,
molality, mole fraction of the solute
and the mass percent of the solute!

3. Calculate the molality and mole

fraction of the 10% CaCO3 solution!
(Ar Ca = 40, C = 12, O = 16)

4. The mole fraction of the urea

CO(NH2)2 solution is 0,4. Calculate
the mass percent and molality of
urea in the solution! (Ar C = 12, H =
1, N = 14, O = 16)
5. The molality of NaOH in an
aqueous solution is 2 molal.
Calculate the mole fraction and
mass percent of NaOH in the
solution! (Ar Na = 23, O = 16, H =
1)

6. A solution is made by mixing two

solution.
Solution I : 10% of acetat acid in 60
grams solution
Solution II : 20% of glucose in 90
gram solution
Calculate the molality of the
solution.
(Mr acetat acid = 60, glucose = 180)

7. Look at the picture of the following

solution test results:

Determine the type of solution, the

value of the degree of ionization and
mention 2 examples of compounds
contained in each solution above!

8. Consider the following three

solutions:
a. Cu(OH)2 solution 3 mole (degree
of ionization = 75%)
b. HNO3 solution 4 mole
c. C2H6O2 solution 3 mole
Determine the ionization reaction,
the value of the van't Hoff factor and
the total number of moles of
particles from the three solutions
above!