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a sulphuric acid solution contains 98% of sulphuric acid by mass. Calculate the molarity of this solution given that its density is 1.84g/cm3 ​

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Answered by shrini0810
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Explanation:

Molarity is 98 percent

⇒For every 100g water, there is 98g of sulphuric acid.

Density of the solution is 1.84g/cm³

Volume = \frac{mass}{density}

∴Volume(in mL) for 100g of solution= 100÷1.84

                                                           ≈54.35mL

Molarity=\frac{mass}{molar mass}×\frac{1000}{volume in mL}

∴Molarity=\frac{98}{98}×\frac{1000}{54.35}

Molarity=18.4M(approx.)

Answered by KanekiSensai
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