Chemistry, asked by polisettyshashank, 10 months ago

74 An unknown solution X has a molar mass of 17, molarity of 15.2 M and density of 0.8980 g/ml. Calculate the mole fraction of X
Ops: A.
B.
1.268
0.326
0.299
O
D.
0.122​

Answers

Answered by assisinghpal
0

Answer:

Given that

x

B

=0.2,x

A

=0.8

Now,

Molality (m)=

x

A

×M

A

x

B

×1000

=

0.8×18

0.2×1000

=13.88m

where,

M

A

= molar mass of solvent

Answered by Jasleen0599
4

Given:

M.wt = 17 gm

M = 15.2 M

d = 0.898 g/ml

To Find:

The mole fraction of X.

Calculation:

- Molarity = (10 × d × wt%)/M.wt

⇒ wt % = (M × M.wt)/(10 × d)

⇒ wt % = (15.2 × 17)/(10 × 0.8980)

⇒ wt % = 258.4/8.98 = 28.775

- Let the mass of the solution be 100 gm.

⇒ Mass of X = 28.775 gm

& Mass of water = 71.225 gm

- No of moles of X, n1 = 28.775/17 = 1.693

- No of moles of water, n2 = 71.225/18 = 3.957

- Total no of moles = n1 + n2

⇒ N = 1.693 + 3.957 = 5.65

- Mole fraction of X = n1/N

⇒ X = 1.693/5.65

X = 0.299

- So, the correct option is (c) 0.299

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