120 g of urea dissolve in 500 g of h2o calculate molality of solution
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➡ MOLALITY OF THE SOLUTION,
m = w / GMW × 1000 / W (g)
➡ MASS OF THE SOLUTE, w = 120 g
➡ MASS OF THE SOLVENT, W = 500 g
➡ GMW OF UREA = 60 g
➡ m = 120 / 60 × 1000 / 500
➡ m = 2 × 2
➡ m = 4 MOLES / Kg
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➡ MOLALITY OF THE SOLUTION,
m = w / GMW × 1000 / W (g)
➡ MASS OF THE SOLUTE, w = 120 g
➡ MASS OF THE SOLVENT, W = 500 g
➡ GMW OF UREA = 60 g
➡ m = 120 / 60 × 1000 / 500
➡ m = 2 × 2
➡ m = 4 MOLES / Kg
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moles mass of (NH2CONH2) =
14+2+12+16+14+2=60. moles of Urea =120g/60g/mole = 2 moles. mass of water in kg=500g/1000g/kg=0.5kg . molality of the solution=2mole×1000g/kg/0.5g=4 moles/kg
14+2+12+16+14+2=60. moles of Urea =120g/60g/mole = 2 moles. mass of water in kg=500g/1000g/kg=0.5kg . molality of the solution=2mole×1000g/kg/0.5g=4 moles/kg
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