A solution of glucose (molar mass=180) in water is labelled as10%(by mass).what would be the molality and molarity of the solution.
Density of solution=1.2gmol -1
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use formula,
molatity =(W/w weight percent ) x 10 x density of solution/Msolute
given,
W/w % = 10%
d = 1.2 g/mol
Msolute = 180g
now ,
molarity = 10× 10 × 1.2/180
=120/180
=2/3
=0.667M
use formula,
1/molatity = d/M - Msolute/1000
d is the density of solution
M is the molarity
now,
1/m = 1.2/(2/3) - 180/1000
1/m = 1.8 - 0.18
1/m = 1.62
m = 1/1.62
molatity =(W/w weight percent ) x 10 x density of solution/Msolute
given,
W/w % = 10%
d = 1.2 g/mol
Msolute = 180g
now ,
molarity = 10× 10 × 1.2/180
=120/180
=2/3
=0.667M
use formula,
1/molatity = d/M - Msolute/1000
d is the density of solution
M is the molarity
now,
1/m = 1.2/(2/3) - 180/1000
1/m = 1.8 - 0.18
1/m = 1.62
m = 1/1.62
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