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A solution contains 5g each of water and sodium chloride. what will be the mole fraction of sodium chloride in it.​

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Answered by hotelcalifornia
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Given:

A solution contains 5g each of water and sodium chloride.

To Find :

The solutions are mole fraction of sodium chloride.

Explanation:

Weight of NaCl=5gm

Number of Moles of NaCl=\frac{Weight}{Mole} *Weight\\=\frac{5}{58.5} \\=0.08547

Weight of Water=100gm

Number of Water=\frac{Weight}{Mole}*Weight\\=\frac{100}{18} \\=5.5555

=\frac{Number of Moles of Nacl}{Number of Moles NaCl+H_{2}O } \\

=\frac{0.08547}{0.08547+5.5555}

=\frac{0.08547}{5.64097}

=0.01515g

Therefore, The mole fraction of sodium chloride in 0.01515g.

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