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A 4.14 m solution of the solute methylene chloride dissolved in the solvent ethanol is available. Calculate the mass ( kg ) of the solution that must be taken to obtain 1487 g of methylene chloride.
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Answered by
DrBob222
m = molality = moles solute/kg solvent.
If we want 1487 g CH2Cl2, that is
1487 g x (1 mole/molar mass CH2Cl2) = ?? moles.
So how many kg must take of the solution to obtain ?? moles? I get something like 4 kg. I don't know why you have the density given.
If we want 1487 g CH2Cl2, that is
1487 g x (1 mole/molar mass CH2Cl2) = ?? moles.
So how many kg must take of the solution to obtain ?? moles? I get something like 4 kg. I don't know why you have the density given.
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