The Freezing Point Boiling Point And Conductivity Methods
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The expression by which the molecular weights are calculated, is analogous to that already given for calcu- lating molecular weights from lowerings of the freezing- point of solvents by dissolved substances. If we repre- sent the unknown molecular weight by m, the weight of the substance used by w t the weight of the solvent by W, and the rise in the boiling-point of the solvent by R, we have Cw m =.
in which C is a constant of different value for each sol- vent.
The analogy between the lowerin...g of the freezing- point and the rise in the boiling-point holds still further, in that the value of C can be calculated from the same formula : c=-ill ioo L THE BOILING-POINT METHOD 29 When applied to calculating the constant for the boil- ing-point method of determining molecular weights, T is the absolute temperature at which the pure solvent boils, and L the latent heat of evaporation of the solvent.
The values of C for a number of the solvents more commonly used, are given below. The solvents are arranged in the order of their boiling-points.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The expression by which the molecular weights are calculated, is analogous to that already given for calcu- lating molecular weights from lowerings of the freezing- point of solvents by dissolved substances. If we repre- sent the unknown molecular weight by m, the weight of the substance used by w t the weight of the solvent by W, and the rise in the boiling-point of the solvent by R, we have Cw m =.
in which C is a constant of different value for each sol- vent.
The analogy between the lowerin...g of the freezing- point and the rise in the boiling-point holds still further, in that the value of C can be calculated from the same formula : c=-ill ioo L THE BOILING-POINT METHOD 29 When applied to calculating the constant for the boil- ing-point method of determining molecular weights, T is the absolute temperature at which the pure solvent boils, and L the latent heat of evaporation of the solvent.
The values of C for a number of the solvents more commonly used, are given below. The solvents are arranged in the order of their boiling-points.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Clary Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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