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Solution
1.
Solubility:
When the maximum amount of solute is dissolve in the solvent is called solubility
Generally the solubility of salt will increases with temperature because as the temperature of solvent increases kinetic energy also increases. Thus the molecules of solvent are fast moving at higher temperature.
Fast moving molecules of solvent will dissolve more molecule of salt.
2.
moles urea = 44.4 / 60.06 = 0.739
moles water ( 85 g / 18.02 g/mol= 4.72
mole fraction water = 4.72/ 4.72 + 0.739 =0.865
p = 42.18 x 0.865= 36.47 mm Hg
3.
colligative properties follow the general relationship:
Here the constant is a characteristic of the particular property and solvent.
Thus the concentration of a solute in a solution influences its boiling point and freezing point. Due to higher concentration of solute in the solvent the boiling point will be increases means there is an elevation in the boiling point.
Similarly to higher concentration of solute in the solvent the freezing point will be decreases means there is a depression in the freezing point.
Thus the correct answer is 0.10 M Na3PO4 because it has lowest concentration of ions.
4.
Rate of formation of H2 = 3.1 *10^-3 atm/s /4
= 7.75*10^-4 atm/s
