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30 g of urea is dissolved in 500g of water . calculate the molality of this solution .​

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Answered by GlamorousAngel
153

Answer :-

 \sf{Molarity  =   \frac{moles  \: of  \: solute}{mass  \: of \:  solvent  \: in  \: KG} } \\  { \sf{number  \: of  \: moles    =  \frac{30 \:  gram}{60  \: gram  \: per  \: mole}}} \\   { \sf{ = 0.5  \: gram \:   mole}} \\ \\  { \sf { \implies{ \frac{0.5  \:  \times   1000  \: gram \:  per  \: kg}{500  \: gram}  }}} \\ { \sf{ \implies{ One \:  Mole \:  per \:  kg }}}

Answered by raghumkumarim
0

Answer:

molality:wsolute×1000/molecular mass of solute ×wsolvent in grams

Explanation:

30×1000/60×500

=1mole per kg

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