Chemistry, asked by georgemanyumba, 5 months ago

a solution of H2SO2 with a molal concentration of 8.010m has a density of 1.354 g/ml. what is the molar concentration of this solution?

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Answered by MagicalBeast
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\sf \bold {Given\::}

\bullet Molality = m = 8.010m

\bullet density = d = 1.354g/ml

\bullet Molar mass of \sf H_{2}SO_{4}  =  \sf M_{m} = 98g

\sf \bold {To\:find\::}

\bullet Molarity of solution = M {let}

\sf \bold {Formula\:used\::}

\sf M = \dfrac{1000 \times m \times d  }{1000\:+ m\times M_{m}}

Here ,

\bullet M = molarity

\bullet m = molality

\bullet d = density

\bullet \sf M_{m} = molar mass of  \sf H_{2}SO_{4}

\\\sf \bold {Solution\::}\\\\\sf Putting\: respective\:values\:in\:above\: formula,\\\\\sf we\:get ;\\\\\implies \sf M = \dfrac{1000\:\times\:8.01\:\times\:1.354}{ 1000\: + (\:8.01\:\times\: 98\:)} \\ \\ \\ \implies \sf M = \dfrac{10845.54}{1000\:+\:784.98} \\\\\\\implies \sf M = \dfrac{10845.54}{1784.98} \\\\\implies \sf M = 6.07 \\ \\\\\\\\\sf \bold {ANSWER\::}\implies \sf \bold M = 6.07M

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