JEE MainChemistrySolutionsMCQ+4 / −1
Equimolar solutions in the same solvent have
- ASame boiling point but different freezing point
- BSame freezing point but different boiling point
- CSame boiling and same freezing points
- DDifferent boiling and different freezing points
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Correct answer: C
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For dilute solutions, the colligative properties depend on the number of solute particles present, not on their chemical nature.
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The relevant relations are: where:
- = elevation in boiling point
- = depression in freezing point
- = van’t Hoff factor
- = constants for the same solvent
- = molality
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The question says equimolar solutions in the same solvent. For such standard JEE-level questions, this implies same concentration of solute particles in the same solvent.
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Since the solvent is the same, and are the same. For equimolar solutions, the colligative effects are the same, so:
- boiling point elevation is same
- freezing point depression is same
Hence, the resulting boiling points are same and the freezing points are also same.
- Therefore, the correct option is:
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