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What is the van't hoff factor of C7H7NO?

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Answer:

i = 1

Explanation:

Van't Hoff factor (i) is explained as the number of ions dissolved in solution.

It is needed to determine colligative properties which depend on the amount of solute.

C₇H₇NO is an organic compound → benzamide

All the organic compound have 1, as Van't Hoff factor.

In order to predict i, you consider ionic salts. For example:

AlCl₃

CaCl₂

NH₄NO₃

When you dissociate them, you determine i:

AlCl₃ →  Al³⁺  +  3Cl⁻                   i =4

CaCl₂ →  Ca²⁺  +  2Cl⁻            i = 3

NH₄NO₃  →  NH₄⁺  +  NO₃⁻        i =2

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The van't Hoff's factor of C₇H₇NO is 1

Van't Hoff factor

The Van't Hoff factor denoted with the symbol i is the number of ions dissolved in solution.

  • Non electrolyte (such as organic compounds) generally have van't Hoff's factor as 1
  • The Van't Hoff's factor for ionic compounds varies with the number of ions in the solution.

How to determine the Van't Hoff's factor for C₇H₇NO

C₇H₇NO (benzamide) is an organic compound and as such, it have a Van't Hoff's factor of 1

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