out of 1M sol of sugar and urea ,which will have greater boiling point?
Dear Student,
Sugar and urea both do not dissociate. As their strengths are same so their effect on boiling point will also be same. From colligative property we know that elevation of boiling point depends on the number of atoms or ions present in the solution. Here both the molecules strengths are same and both of them are not dissociate so number of molecules present in the solution will also be same. So elevation of boiling point will also be same.
Therefore out of 1M solution of sugar and urea both will have same boiling point.
Regards
Sugar and urea both do not dissociate. As their strengths are same so their effect on boiling point will also be same. From colligative property we know that elevation of boiling point depends on the number of atoms or ions present in the solution. Here both the molecules strengths are same and both of them are not dissociate so number of molecules present in the solution will also be same. So elevation of boiling point will also be same.
Therefore out of 1M solution of sugar and urea both will have same boiling point.
Regards