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An 8.00 mass % aqueous solution of ammonia has a density of 0.9651g/ml. Calculate the molality, molarity, and mole fraction of NH3.
This question seems simple but I cannot seem to remember how to do this. Help please?
This question seems simple but I cannot seem to remember how to do this. Help please?
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Answered by
Dr Russ
I'll get you started....
8.00 mass percent means that 100 g of the solution as 8.00 g of ammonia and 94.00 g of water.
The 100 g of solution will have a volume of
100 g / 0.9651 g/ml
=103.61 ml
Thus (based on NH3) the 8.00 g represents 8.00 g /17 g mol
=0.4706 mol
so concentration is
0.4706 mol / 103.61 ml
=0.004542 mol/ml
or molarity = 4.542 mol/L
8.00 mass percent means that 100 g of the solution as 8.00 g of ammonia and 94.00 g of water.
The 100 g of solution will have a volume of
100 g / 0.9651 g/ml
=103.61 ml
Thus (based on NH3) the 8.00 g represents 8.00 g /17 g mol
=0.4706 mol
so concentration is
0.4706 mol / 103.61 ml
=0.004542 mol/ml
or molarity = 4.542 mol/L
Answered by
omo
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