Posted by Sophie on Wednesday, June 25, 2008 at 4:18pm.
The dimensional approach will work. The question asks for the minimun solubility AT 79 DEGREES C; therefore, just ignore the solubility of benzoic acid at 20 degrees C. As far as this problem goes, you don't really care what the solubility is at 20.
but what equation is used to find it? the delta H/RT equation won't solve for anything
I think you solve the first two given values and find delta H and then used the delta H to find solubility of water
what equation do you use??
The equation I would set up based on the information given is:
2.56g Benz. Acid /100cm^3 water = 1.00g Benz. Acid / x cm^3
Without the units,
2.56 /100 = 1.00 / x
Solve the above equation for "x" to get the minimum volume of water in cm^3 that would be needed to dissolve 1.00g of Benzoic acid.
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