Carbon tetrachloride (CCl4) is mixed in 390 g of benzene to make a solution for supporting an organic chemical reaction in which mole fraction of benzene is 0.91. Find the molality of the CCl4 solution.
A
2.67m
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B
4.25m
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C
1.26m
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D
4.44m
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Solution
The correct option is C1.26m Given: Mass of benzene (solvent) = 390 g Mole fraction of the solute + mole fraction of the solvent = 1 Molefractionofsolute=xCCl4=1−0.91=0.09 xCCl4=molesofsolute(nCCl4)molesofsolute(nCCl4)+molesofsolvent(nbenzene) x(CCl4)=0.09=nCCl4(nCCl4+nbenzene)=n(CCl4)(nCCl4)+390/78 On solving, nCCl4=0.495 Molality(m)=molesofsolutemassofsolventing×1000 Molality=0.495390×1000=1.26m