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Determine the amount of CaCl(i=2.47) dis...

Determine the amount of `CaCl(i=2.47)` dissolved in `2.5L` of water such that its osmotic pressure is `0.75atm ` at `27^(@)C`.

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We know that,
`pi = i(n)/(V) RT`
`rArr pi =i(w)/(MV) RT rArr w = (piMV)/(iRT)`
`pi = 0.75 atm`
`V = 2.5 L`
`i= 2.47`
`T =(27 +273)K = 300 K`
Here,
`R =0.082L atm K^(-1)mol^(-1)`
`M = 1 xx 40 +2 xx 35.5 = 111g mol^(-1)`
Therefore, `w = (0.75 xx 111 xx 2.5)/(2.47 xx 0.0821 xx 300) = 3.42g`
Hence, the required amount of `CaCI_(2)` is `3.42g`.
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